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do it on the form_load event:
label.backcolor = color.fromargb(40,0,0,255)
Posted by The ANZAC
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My problem is that Label did not transparent to other controls on form.
in example : if you have a PictureBox on form and a Label over the PicturBox ,Back Color of Label Cover the pictureBox and Part of PictureBox that is behind of Label is not visible.
How i can set transparent color to label for All controls;
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It won't do that. There is a very common misconception that setting the BackColor to Transparent will make the label actually transparent. NO, it won't! When that control is redrawn, its Background takes on the background properties of it's parent container. It does NOT show other controls through it.
In order to do this, you have to make your own label control, inheriting from the existing label. Override the it's OnPaintBackground method, and just don't paint that background and you should, in theory, get what you want.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Dear Dave Kreskowiak
Thank You, but I found simple way.
I add Label to PictureBox as :
Label1.BackColor=Color.Transparent;
PictureBox1.Controls.Add(Label1);
in conclude Label1 is transparent to PictureBox
Regards
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I must not be getting what you said in your original post. I thought you wanted the controls in the same container to show through the label. Apparently, that's not the case. From what I'm not gathering, you just wanted a picture to show through the label.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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how to remove effect of Ctrl + M / Ctrl + D on Form
i.e. NO MINIMIZE ??
"You can do any thing you set to your mind" - theGhost_k8
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On the properties for the form you should find a property called minimize box, set it to false.
Posted by The ANZAC
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wat da??? I just cant understand why ppl just keep answering without understanding the question?
Read Carefully:-
I've used wndProc to handle windows message of minimise..
So that when ever my form get msg of Minimise, I stop it being minimized.
Well minimization can be done using keyboard too: Ctrl + M and Ctrl+D
IN that the case Ctrl + M is easily handled by me. and in that sceanario i can handle the state of the form.
But in Ctrl+D it does get minimized. I want to stop that.
Dont just type out something....
"You can do any thing you set to your mind" - theGhost_k8
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It's not Ctrl-D and Ctrl-M, it's WindowsLey-D, and WindowsKey-M.
Both of these combinations are MEANT to minimize everything so the user can see the Desktop. Unless your application is running on a kiosk machine, I don't recommend trapping this.
Your handling the WM_SYSCOMMAND, but you're NOT handling the WM_SIZE and WM_SIZING messages. Try those and see what you get.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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actually iam converting the datagridview content in to excel format and printing the excel sheet.
but i wnat to print the contents of datagridview directly pressing the print button..
pl help...
raju 
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use these links:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/printing/ControlPrint.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/printing/datagridviewprinter.aspx
Sourie
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Does anyone know how to debug a c# .dll that i have included in my vb.net project. Am using visual studio 2005.
thanks in advance
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Did you write the dll ? If not, you're out of luck. If you build a debug version of the dll, you should just be able to step into it.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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nah i didnt write it, but ive got the source which has been compiled under debug
still not sure how you would step into it and how you would go about setting breakpoints etc from the new project...
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You may need to put the dll project into yuor solution, but I don't think so. If yo uset a break point at a call to the dll, I think F11 will step in. If you want breakpoints within the dll, yes, you will need to make the project part of the solution.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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thanks christian for your help.. have stepped into the c# code from adding it to the solution.
many thanks.
now the fun begins...
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Im using vs 2005 to design a database driven program. I went through a video tutorial and designed a database example that worked fine, so i used the exact same structure to design my own.
I have a list box that recieves the list of Groups(Its for a field trip schedule), then each control on the form, the list box, text boxes for group member names etc. is databound to a binding source, this binding source is in turn, bound to the instance of my dataset.
In the tutorial we used this code to save the data:
Me.BindingSource1.EndEdit(me.MyCompanyDataSet1.Customer)
Me.CustomerTableAdapter1.Update(Me.MyCompanyDataSet1.Customer)
and it worked fine, i have added this code, but changed the names to my own:
Me.GroupsBindingSource.EndEdit()
Me.GroupsTableAdapter1.Update(Me.GroupsDataSet1.Groups)
but it still doesn't work. When I load the form i fill the instance of the table adapter that's on my form via:
Me.GroupsTableAdapter1.Fill(Me.GroupsDataSet1.Groups)
Which in turn fills my Listbox and controls. When I change something in runtime, eg Group Name, the change shows on my onscreen data, but when i close and reopen the data its all back to the default and nothing has been permanently saved.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Posted by The ANZAC
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Using the auto generated stuff, you give up a lot of control over your database. However, I notice one change :
Me.BindingSource1.EndEdit(me.MyCompanyDataSet1.Customer)
Me.GroupsBindingSource.EndEdit()
You're not passing in a dataset anymore. Should you be ?
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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nah, somehow i managed to bind one binding source to another which was bound to a dataset, i fixed this issue. However, I run the program, change some values then save and i can actually see the values change, but when i stop running the program and run it again after some time, all my values are returned to defualt values that i first entered in my table.
Is this a normal thing, do i have to publish export and run my program before i see these changes. Or should they stay changed even after running and closing.
Posted by The ANZAC
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Then your changes were not written/commited to the table. There's still something wrong with your code.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Well I can't figure out what it is. I was wondering if you were able to outline the general structure needed to create an editable( e.g. New, Edit, Remove) database interface. Especially, I was wondering if you could outline exactly the normal code to save/update changes a database that is accessed through:
Binding Source Bound to DataSet bound to database.
Posted by The ANZAC
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If you're using the wizards to create all the objects, I really can't direct you. The wizards generate code all over the place that's difficult to locate, let alone support.
But basically, once the user wants to save changes back to the database, you do something like this:
' For VB.NET 2005
DataAdapter1.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = True
DataAdapter1.Update(DataSet1)
' For VB.NET 2002 and 2003
DataAdapter1.Update(DataSet1)
DataSet1.AcceptChanges()
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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hi
i am little new to VB.net windows application
i am using treeview which shows the hierarchy and next to it is a datagrid generally like our windows explorer.
the thing is that i want to display a list of all the parent node that i select with the depth level. where the tree is generated at the runtime from the database.
i am littlebit clueless please help to rectify it
Praveen Kumar
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I'm not seeing what your trying to describe. You mean you want to show a list of the parent nodes for each child node you click on?? Something like:
Parent1
Parent2
Parent3
ClickedChildNode
Every TreeNode object, whether it's a Parent and/or Child, has a Parent property that returns the parent node of the current node. For example, above, if you clicked on ClickedChildNode, it's Parent property would return the Parent3 treenode. All you have to do is keep getting the parent of each parent node until Parent returns Nothing, meaning your at the top of the tree.
TreeNode.Parent[^] property docs.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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