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I want to get another data in the web browser where a data is already in it.i want to change the data dynamically? how can i done this? Please help me.
MURALEEKRISHNAN.K
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This is Windows forms forun not Web Forum. 
MuraleeKrishnan wrote: I want to get another data in the web browser where a data is already in it.i want to change the data dynamically?
Please give some more details...
what data? 
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web browser is a tool in the windows apllication in c#.net. I donot mean the web browser like IE And others
MURALEEKRISHNAN.K
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MuraleeKrishnan wrote: web browser is a tool in the windows apllication in c#.net
Tool or control?
Anyways, you still did not specify what do you mean by dynamically.
No web browser updates the page automatically. The web model itself is based on request and response.
Still, if you want to update the page in web broswer control; you may run a timer which will request the server after certain time.
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This gets my award for hardest to understand question of the year.
What data. You mean another page ? If you have a web browser control, you can set the URL to whatever you like.
Christian Graus
No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.
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I doing the work on the C#.net 2005 Windows Application. In Windows Application their is control named web browser which is i used.
I want to get another data(Value) in the web browser where a data(Value) is already in it.i want to change the data(Value) dynamically(I mean update the webbrowser according to the click happend in the data grid view)? how can i done this? Please help me.
MURALEEKRISHNAN.K
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Hi all,
I am trying to provide security for my code. My requirement is
when ever someone builds my code then it should prompt for password , someone is using .pfx file for thise can anyone help me how to use it and how to make it work.
Thanks,
Manoj
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Are you serious, every time, the tool would last about 3 compiles and be ejected with extreme prejudice. I have no idea how to acheive this but I really think you should retink your security model.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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hi,
thanks for u r reply the use is u can provide security to your code with some password and if you code is taken by some one else they cant build it until they know your password.
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My issues is with the frequency of entering the password, if I had to enter a password every time I compiled a program to meet your copy protection requirements I would not use the software, not a chance, nope never, even if it was essential to our needs, I would reverse engineer the dammed thing to get rid of the requirement.
Look into some other form of protection!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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how to go from one form to another form,in C# windows applicatin
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Hi,
Use Activate-method on target form.
Mika
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You need to be a bit more verbose with your question. What have you tried so far code-wise?
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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If it is on some button click or any other event, create an object of the form you need to open and use ShowDialog()
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I would have gone by limozin 
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Hi,
I'm writing a programm to import a very special cad-format (that can't be opened with autocad etc.) to show specfic elements in a WinForms application.
The information in the cad-file have coordinates, that can be positiv and negativ.
I thought about drawing the element with System.Drawing.Graphics, but I would like to have functionality like zooming etc.
I'm looking for a control, that I can integrate in my Application that have buttons for zoom-in, zoom-out, move the content (a handling like in google earth would be great).
I've searched for something like that, but I didn't find anything.
Can anyone help me with this? I don't want to implement these features myself.
Greets
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Member 2132190 wrote: I've searched for something like that, but I didn't find anything.
I searched for like 30 seconds to find this[^]
led mike
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Member 2260473 wrote: 1 Map 1/ Map 2 Node 1
2 Map 5/Map 10 Node 5/ Node 6
3 Map2 Node 7
If that's some sort of a puzzle why do you expect people to try and figure it out?
If it's not a puzzle then it makes no sense so we have no idea what you are trying to do.
led mike
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Hi,
I'm using C# 2.0 to create a popup control derived from the ToolStripDropDown class in order to be able to host any System.Windows.Forms.Control in a popup.
This is working quite well, except for some issues during design-time.
I have a control that opens a popup of the type described above. What I would like to happen in design time, is for the popup to show when the button is selected. I have managed to hook up the selection logic quite easily. Showing the popup correctly, and in a way that allows it to be edited (through its associated ParentControlDesigner-derived designer class) has been a rather nightmarish enterprise so far.
It appears as though the popup cannot be designed properly because its not part of the control hierarchy on the form being designed (it is instead exposed through a Popup property on the control that opens the popup). The popup IS sited.
How do I show the popup in the designer window in a way that will allow it to be edited?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Sincerely,
Danny van Kasteel
If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well
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I recently found an article on MSDN about PropertyGrid Control[^] and wanted to know if there was a SolutionExplorer Control as well?
Dave Henry
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evil mastermind or genius benefactor?
NEVER trust the bunny...
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David Henry wrote: if there was a SolutionExplorer Control as well?
Yes. It's called TreeView.
led mike
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led mike wrote: Yes. It's called TreeView.
Yes and if I'd asked about something like the PropertyGrid Control I'm sure you'd have said "Yes. It's called Gridview" but if you had actually looked at the link I gave the PropertyGrid uses reflection to build a control that works EXACTLY the same as the one in VS even if one of your properties is type Image, when the user clicks to edit, it shows an image selector dialog box.
So I'll ask you again and if you don't know just say so don't be a smart arse.
Dave Henry
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evil mastermind or genius benefactor?
NEVER trust the bunny...
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David Henry wrote: Yes and if I'd asked about something like the PropertyGrid Control I'm sure you'd have said "Yes. It's called Gridview"
No. Unlike you, I attempt to actually know what I am talking about.
David Henry wrote: the PropertyGrid uses reflection to build a control that works EXACTLY the same as the one in VS even if one of your properties is type Image, when the user clicks to edit, it shows an image selector dialog box.
What does that have to do with SolutionExplorer?
David Henry wrote: So I'll ask you again and if you don't know just say so don't be a smart arse.
First, it's possible you are talking about VS2008 which I have not seen. But it's your thread and you did not specify. Second, if you put Spy++ on the VS2005 SolutionExplorer you would see it is a SysTreeView32.
So either way maybe you should wait until you actual learn how to know things about programming before you start trying to insult other developers on the internet. In the meantime, you can kiss my f***in ass you moron pile of sh*t.
led mike
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led mike wrote: No. Unlike you, I attempt to actually know what I am talking about.
 You're right I feel so ashamed. No wait I don't. I was just pointing out that your comment was of no help and added nothing to the thread.
led mike wrote: First, it's possible you are talking about VS2008 which I have not seen. But it's your thread and you did not specify. Second, if you put Spy++ on the VS2005 SolutionExplorer you would see it is a SysTreeView32.
No again you have shown that you did not even look at my reference article, I was talking about a control in VS2005. But you're right I should have explained myself fully, as I'm not a C++ programmer I would not have thought to use Spy++ thank you for the tip.
led mike wrote: So either way maybe you should wait until you actual learn how to know things about programming before you start trying to insult other developers on the internet. In the meantime, you can kiss my f***in ass you moron pile of sh*t.
ok now I'm not English but I have a few points for your last tirade.
- You started the preceding paragraph with the word First indicating a number of points, these never appeared.
you should wait until you actual learn how to know things about programming
maybe try :-
you should wait until you actually know something about programming before you start trying to insult other developers
I really don't think calling you a smart arse is such a big deal but
moron pile of sh*t.
 that is a little excessive.you can kiss my f***in ass
 no it is you who can kiss mine.
 And its little exchanges like this, why I don't ask questions here very often.
I'd like to apologize to everyone who has been reading this thread, it's my fault I fed the troll.
Dave Henry
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evil mastermind or genius benefactor?
NEVER trust the bunny...
modified on Monday, August 11, 2008 5:16 AM
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