Re: Events FormClosing & FormClosed - C# Discussion Boards

~~_{lost in transition}~~ 1-Dec-06 4:37

~~_{lost in transition}~~

1-Dec-06 4:37

Mehmet Fatih Akbulut wrote:
i shared folder foo on MFA2 with full permission. (read/write)
and mapped that folder on the computer (MFA1) i use.

I read once that for Access database mapping to the folder did improve preformance when accessed of a network.
But from a programming view is would be better to use something like "\\MFA2\\foo\\foo.mdb".

Because you would want your app to be able to run on any machine. Mapped drive 'A' on your box my not be the same as mapped drive 'A' on the box down the hall. Did that come out clear or what? Also, do not code in the connection string. What if foo.mdb moves to another box?

Mehmet Fatih Akbulut wrote:
shared with full permission

Change the access level to allow the users you want.

Many hands make lite work,
Jason

Sometimes simply is better than fancy. The developer stated after typing code line 10 billion!!!

Dave Kreskowiak1-Dec-06 4:50

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Dec-06 4:50

Mehmet Fatih Akbulut wrote:
that's why i asked if there is a better solution instead of sharing with r/w mode ¿?

You MUST let the users have Read and Write permissions to the same. If you don't give them Write access, you can't update the database, obviously.

That one of the limitations of Access, being that it is a file-based desktop database. It's not really optimal for multi-user access. Move up to SQL Server and you'll get much better performance and greater security options.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Paul Conrad1-Dec-06 13:50

Paul Conrad

1-Dec-06 13:50

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
Move up to SQL Server and you'll get much better performance and greater security options.

I agree.

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Events FormClosing & FormClosed

Paul Conrad1-Dec-06 13:51

Paul Conrad

1-Dec-06 13:51

Mehmet Fatih Akbulut wrote:
how should i set my connection string ?

http://www.connectionstrings.com[^] is a good site to bookmark for connection strings. I has Access, SQL Server, MySQL, and many others.

Some people have a memory and an attention span, you should try them out one day. - Jeremy Falcon

ellande1-Dec-06 3:07

ellande

1-Dec-06 3:07

Hello,
I would like to know differences beetween FormClosing and FormClose. I know that FormClosing is called before FormClosed but that's all. Does the context is the same ? For the application's objects is there some change ?
If you have some idea or internet link. Big Grin | :-D

Best ragards

Ellande

Re: Events FormClosing & FormClosed

~~_{lost in transition}~~ 1-Dec-06 3:28

~~_{lost in transition}~~

1-Dec-06 3:28

ellande wrote:
FormClosed

public event System.Windows.Forms.FormClosedEventHandler FormClosed
Member of System.Windows.Forms.Form

Summary:
Occurs after the form is closed.

ellande wrote:
FormClosing

public event System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventHandler FormClosing
Member of System.Windows.Forms.Form

Summary:
Occurs before the form is closed.

Good Luck,
Jason

Sometimes simply is better than fancy. The developer stated after typing code line 10 billion!!!

Re: Events FormClosing & FormClosed

ellande1-Dec-06 4:13

ellande

1-Dec-06 4:13

Thanks,
but I know that D'Oh! | :doh:

. My question is more accuratley about change for the object of the form. Maybe there is no change.
Are we sure to get all the objects of the fotm with FormClosed as with FormClosing.

Is the only difference between these two events the time event occurs ?

Ellande

Dynamically created Validation controls

Nidhi.s1-Dec-06 2:32

Nidhi.s

1-Dec-06 2:32

I have dynamically created the textboxes .Now I want to add a Requiredfield validator with a txtbox.

I am trying like this:

TextBox txtBoxReEnterPassword = new TextBox();
---Some other Code----
RequiredFieldValidator rfldValidator = new RequiredFieldValidator();
rfldValidator.Text = "Enter same Password";
rfldValidator.ID = "compvaldtor";
rfldValidator.ErrorMessage = "Enter Password";
rfldValidator.ControlToValidate = "txtReEnterPassword";
txtBoxReEnterPassword.Controls.Add(rfldValidator);

But it's not working.

Re: Dynamically created Validation controls

Eduard Keilholz1-Dec-06 3:02

Eduard Keilholz

1-Dec-06 3:02

What is the error you receive??

Nidhi.s wrote:
txtBoxReEnterPassword.Controls.Add(rfldValidator);

You're not supposed to add the validator as control of the textbox, you should add the control to, for example, your form... this.Controls.Add();

further, the use if strings is a but... erhm... fault sensitive..
use ControlInstance.Name in stead of "txtReEnterPassword";

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Re: Dynamically created Validation controls

netJP12L1-Dec-06 3:46

netJP12L

1-Dec-06 3:46

I think you need to tell the TextboxReEnterPasssword field to use requiredFieldValidator as a FieldValidationId. Try doign it first on Designview atleast you would know how it works and what are the parameters.

Finding tags and data in an xml-file

esjq1-Dec-06 1:45

esjq

1-Dec-06 1:45

Hi all!

What is more effective from a performance perspective; finding an arbitrary tag in an xml-file by means of regular expressions or using the built in xml-support of .NET?

Thanks Smile | :)

Re: Finding tags and data in an xml-file

leppie1-Dec-06 2:19

leppie

1-Dec-06 2:19

Xpath

xacc.ide-0.2.0.57 - now with C# 2.0 parser and seamless VS2005 solution support!

listview items double click

numbers1thru91-Dec-06 1:20

numbers1thru9

1-Dec-06 1:20

in my listview if you double click an item, it checks or unchecks it. How can i capture the double click on an item and make it do something else?

Re: listview items double click

CPallini1-Dec-06 3:31

CPallini

1-Dec-06 3:31

Handle the DoubleClick event of the ListView.

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

Re: listview items double click

numbers1thru91-Dec-06 4:15

numbers1thru9

1-Dec-06 4:15

Would this cancel the checking or unchecking of an item in the listview?

Re: listview items double click

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 4:19

DataGridView - Mulder&Scully needed ?

1-Dec-06 4:19

Have you tried it? If it does, handle it in your double click event.

Marcos Hernandez1-Dec-06 1:03

1-Dec-06 1:03

Hi,

Im again here, the n00b. I have a strange problem now with Visual Studio, im working in design mode placing setting my Columns on a DataGrid and when i have it setup and goodlooking then I press F5 like usual :P and meanwhile my app starts running i saw in the back window Visual Studio changing Column positions again, it also happens when I edit for example the Expression of a Column in the Dataset view.

Anybody knows how to solve it ? due it happens everytime and everytime i had to re-sort the columns in design mode.

... many many thanx

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 4:21

1-Dec-06 4:21

Are you using AutoGenerated columns?

Marcos Hernandez1-Dec-06 4:43

1-Dec-06 4:43

omg,

I never saw that option, where is it ? Frown | :(

Hope thats the reason,

thx

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 4:55

1-Dec-06 4:55

it's a property of the gridview.

MyDataGridView.AutoGenerateColumns = true;

Marcos Hernandez1-Dec-06 5:12

1-Dec-06 5:12

Yes i saw it, and turned off at Form_Load, but cannot understand it, that means that when app is running it gets the columns from the ds and changes the design... weird tbh

Anyway, if it works, but i dont like it at all,

Edboe, if you come someday to spain take my word you will have a home in barcelona, you helped me a lot latelly...

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 5:15

1-Dec-06 5:15

Glad I could help.

Marcos Hernandez1-Dec-06 5:34