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Re: Find on Page with IE browser control

9-Jul-04 6:18

If you haven't already, you'll need to interop MSHTML. If you've installed VS.NET, Microsoft.mshtml.dll should already be in the GAC. You just need to add a reference (this contains all the automation interfaces for the DOM).

Get the IHTMLDocument2 reference by casting WebBrowser.Document to the interface. Then get the body property (an IHTMLElement). Cast this to an IHTMLBodyElement and call createTextRange. This gives you an IHTMLTxtRange. You're almost done.

Call findText on the IHTMLTxtRange. Documentation for this method can be found in the Web Develoment -> Programming and Reusing the Browser section in MSDN Library[^]. If the text is found (it returns a bool), the IHTMLTxtRange is modified to beginand end with the text that was found. Then simply call scrollIntoView on the IHTMLTxtRange, passing either true or false to position the text at the top or bottom of the window, respectively.

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weekly_s9-Jul-04 7:55

weekly_s

9-Jul-04 7:55

Thanks so much, this works great. I have one other quick question, how can I cycle down the document if more then one instance of the string is found? Say if they hit the button agai, it goes to the next instance, until findText returns false?

Re: Find on Page with IE browser control

Heath Stewart9-Jul-04 8:54

9-Jul-04 8:54

I again encourage you to read the MSHTML Reference[^] documentation I mentioned earlier if you haven't already.

The easiest way would be to call IHTMLTxtRange.moveStart to move to the end of the range, then call IHTMLTxtRange.moveEnd to move to the end of the body (there's many ways to do this). Then call findText again and repeat the process.

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Limiting the bandwidth

pi_trek9-Jul-04 1:09

pi_trek

9-Jul-04 1:09

Hi!

I'm looking for any information on how to limit the internet bandwidth used by my program. I have found that this can be done by delaying ACK packet, but how can I do it from .NET framework (I dont want to use any unsafe code)

Thanks in advance
Piotrek

Dave Kreskowiak9-Jul-04 6:07

Dave Kreskowiak

9-Jul-04 6:07

The .NET Framework languages we're not designed for such low level work. You would have to P/Invoke many API's and declare bunches of constants and structs to do it. There is no support in the .NET Framework for doing what your talking about. Everything about this project would be unsafe code...

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pi_trek10-Jul-04 3:54

pi_trek

10-Jul-04 3:54

Thanks

Is it possible to limit (control) bandwidth in this way:

1. set socket buffer through the SetSocketOption and SocketOptionName.ReceiveBuffer to small value
2. do not take data from function call by the BeginReceive and/or do not call BegineReceive again

This should (I think) make full all buffers and the system should send same delaing packets waiting for me to make empty the buffers.

If it isnt possible could You point out some articles/codes about bandwidth limiting, please?

Thanks in advance
Piotrek

Dave Kreskowiak10-Jul-04 5:39

Dave Kreskowiak

10-Jul-04 5:39

Those articles are few and far between. I actually haven't been able to find any that deal with an entire NIC, just a single application.

You idea works, if your application is the one you want to limit the bandwidth on, but it will NOT work for just the Internet and will NOT work for all bandwidth on a NIC. You can't modify the buffer sizes of the TCP/IP stack globally using your method, not can you modify the buffer sizes of other applications.

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I would like to add programmatically a new element(c# or VB.NET) in the header of my aspx page.

pi_trek10-Jul-04 8:04

pi_trek

10-Jul-04 8:04

I'm sorry that I didn't mention it before, but I want to limit only my application.

Thanks for help.

zoltix9-Jul-04 0:25

zoltix

9-Jul-04 0:25

In, Aspx page, I would like to add programmatically a new element(c# or VB.NET) in the header of my aspx page.

Add element=toto,atribut=coucou value =”Y”

Example

<title>Default

<toto coucou="”Y”">

Thank you a lot
bye

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Re: I would like to add programmatically a new element(c# or VB.NET) in the header of my aspx page.

Colin Angus Mackay9-Jul-04 2:14

Colin Angus Mackay

9-Jul-04 2:14

That makes no sense. Can you try explaining again what you want to do.

Also, this should really go in the ASP.NET[^] forum

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Can't manage to P/Invoke that Win32 API in .NET? Why not do interop the wiki way!

Re: I would like to add programmatically a new element(c# or VB.NET) in the header of my aspx page.

zoltix9-Jul-04 2:31

zoltix

9-Jul-04 2:31

I would like to add a tag in the header in my aspx page
as <base href="http/....." />

for example

.....generate by VS
<base href="http://localhost/test1" />
......

Thank you

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Double buffering

Atlemann8-Jul-04 23:59

Atlemann

8-Jul-04 23:59

I have an app that draws graphs. I want a tooltip that says the x and y value for the axis the mousepointer is over. That is not the main problem. The real problem is that the panel redpaints itself when the tooltip moves. (It now just shows the X and Y coordinate of the pointer) The tooltip moves on panel_Navigate which makes it repaint at every little mouse movement. I have read a little about Double buffering. Is there an easy way of implementing this? This did not work:

this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.UserPaint, true);
this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint, true);
this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.DoubleBuffer, true);

I have a form with a usercontrol with the panel to draw graphs inside it. I tried to make my own little derived panelclass which overrides the OnPaint method, but I just could not make it work properly because I have to draw the graphics inside the override method. That makes things a little tricky.

Any suggestions? Maybe I'm doing something wrong with the code above? I tried putting it inside all of the constructors, but nothing happend.

- Atle

Re: Double buffering

Heath Stewart9-Jul-04 4:18

9-Jul-04 4:18

First of all, the ControlStyles enumeration is flagged (attributed with the FlagsAttribute), meaning that you can use bitwise operators on it. In the Microsoft .NET BCL assemblies (base class library), any enumeration with a plural ending does (the power of naming conventions and consistency).

You can save many instructions by changing the three lines to the following:

SetStyle(ControlStyles.UserPaint | ControlStyles.DoubleBuffer
  | ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint, true);

This has to be called before the handle is created, so it's best you do this in the constructor.

Second, double-buffering isn't a blanket fix for any drawing problems. More than likely, the entire graph area is being invalidated or your redrawing the entire graph every time OnPaint is called (or your Paint event handler, which ever way you're doing it - although overriding OnPaint is faster and gives you greater control).

Instead of drawing the entire region, use the PaintEventArgs.ClipRectangle passed to the OnPaint method to determine which area needs repainting. If you repaint the entire area for a complex drawing (like a graph), double-buffering will not help much (a little, but not much).

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2D Array modification

saud_a_k8-Jul-04 23:59

Re: 2D Array modification

8-Jul-04 23:59

I have a TreeView tv1, I am adding nodes and their child nodes. I am storin the values (no. of nodes) in a 2D array. like.. I have a 2D array called
int nodes[][], and a var called int parents, (both global & static),am storing the no of the parent in nodes[0][0], and the number of children that parent has in nodes[0][1].
Ex.

Say I add two parents
then:
nodes[0][0] = 1; //first parent
nodes[0][1] = 0; //no children added 
nodes[1][0] = 2; //second parent
nodes[1][1] = 0; //no children added 

then say I add two children to the first node-
then:
nodes
nodes[0][0] = 1; //first parent
nodes[0][1] = 2; //2 children added //changed 
nodes[1][0] = 2; //second parent
nodes[1][1] = 0; //no children added

This works fine but removal of nodes is the problem. I can remove a child and say
nodes[tv.SelectedNode][1]--;
I can remove a parent without children by:

nodes[tv.SelectedNode][1] = 0;<br />
  parents--;

The problem is in removing the parents with children: Mad | :mad:

I tried to make another function called CopyNodes(int [][],int selectednode)
where I make a temmp 2D array and when I encountered the var selectednode I skipped that part to copy array elements through 2 for loops (like you copy 2D arrays) But somithing is wrong & the array cannot remove the parent with children, & decrement the no. of elements of the array.
I did my best..
Please HELP ME!! Eek! | :eek:

PLEASE!!

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Heath Stewart9-Jul-04 3:57

Re: 2D Array modification

9-Jul-04 3:57

Why are you even bothering? The TreeView already stores the hierarchy of TreeNodes and you can easily get the count at any level using TreeView.Nodes.Count or TreeNode.Nodes.Count. This can even be done recursively very quickly.

What you're doing is not only unnecessary but very error prone as you've already experienced. Don't bother; the TreeView already maintains the node count so use it.

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saud_a_k12-Jul-04 18:21

Re: 2D Array modification

12-Jul-04 18:21

Ok thanx but how do I get the modified TreeView (ie. after deletion of the new nodes..) into a 2D array like I want ?

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saud_a_k12-Jul-04 21:32

How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

12-Jul-04 21:32

I have written as function to copy the node values (count) depending on the values the tree gives :

private void CopyArr2()
		{
			p = ruletree.Nodes.Count;
			p--;
			for(int i=1; i<=p;i++)
			{
				TreeNode currnode = ruletree.Nodes[i];
				if(currnode != null)  //stupid check!
				{
					if(currnode.Nodes.Count > 1)
					{
						child[i,0] = i;
						child[i,1] = currnode.Nodes.Count;
					}
					else
					{
						child[i,0] = i;
					}

				}
			}
		}

But The resulting array has no modifications even ater I delete a node!!
why?

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bouli8-Jul-04 22:11

bouli

8-Jul-04 22:11

Hi C# gurus,

I would like to know where I can get some sample code that shows how to add an additional button in the caption bar of a window? I would like to add a button on the left of the "minimize" button of the caption.

I could do this in MFC, but Windows.Forms is so different Poke tongue | ;-P

Thanks for the help.

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Re: How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

Anonymous9-Jul-04 1:37

Anonymous

9-Jul-04 1:37

you can drag a button control to the form and then click on the code behind file to see the BtnClick Event handler. Under properties, you can name the button, the text on the button, etc.

However, do you mean adding a button like a COM AddIn, creating a button that way?

Re: How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

saud_a_k9-Jul-04 2:02

Re: How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

9-Jul-04 2:02

ok I think that he wnts to put a small button beside the _ (minimize) button on top of any window caption bar= ( (new botton) _ (maximise) X)
right?

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Heath Stewart9-Jul-04 3:52

Re: How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

9-Jul-04 3:52

bouli wrote:
I could do this in MFC, but Windows.Forms is so different

Actually, it's not. Underneath it all, Windows Forms makes native API calls and sends or posts, and handles window messages.

The only difference is that not all the APIs, structs, and defs are defined in headers (you can't use headers), so you must P/Invoke the native APIs and define the structs and constants you need.

For example, in your form you want to add a caption for, extend the Form class, override WndProc, and handle the WM_NCPAINT (0x0085) message in a similar fashion as you would with MFC. There's your starting point.

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bouli9-Jul-04 3:56

bouli

9-Jul-04 3:56

ok, I should do the same as in MFC, create dynamically a button, paint it in the Non Client area and handle the clicks by trapping the events in the WM_SYSCOMMAND; like for MFC?

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Re: How to add a button in the caption bar of a window

Heath Stewart9-Jul-04 4:38