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As, to the best of my knowledge, Firefox is a web browser, you may get more response by posting in the correct forum.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hai boys,
I have drawn a rectangle on the display dc using framRgn() api,
but i dont no how to erase that? pls kindly help me.
I am using vb6 api.
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Hi,
Please refer to the following links:
Link #1[^]
Link #2[^]
For more information on this, you may also refer to the code written on this[^] link. This code though is not in VB.
I hope this would be helpful.
John Adams
ComponentOne LLC.
www.componentone.com
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Thank you,
look like what i really wanted.
any question ill come back.
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Hai friends,
i wonder y this piece of code does not erase my rectangle drawn over the display dc. really annoying this stuffs, not works like specified when code :x)
ok friends, i have drawn a rectangle on the display dc as specified in the first post, assume drawn over the system tray area. so now i use the below code to erase it. the code is perfect. but winodws does not react to it 
this was the successfull drawing part
[code]
hDisplay = CreateDCAsNull("DISPLAY", ByVal 0&, ByVal 0&, ByVal 0&)
hRgn = CreateRectRgn(rt.Left, rt.Top, rt.Right, rt.Bottom)
hBrush = CreateSolidBrush(vbRed)
FrameRgn hDisplay, hRgn, hBrush, 3, 3
Sleep 1000
[/code]
so now the rectangle is drawn and perfect. now i am erasing...
hDesktop = GetDesktopWindow
lngresult = InvalidateRgn(hDesktop, hRgn, False)
* i though the above piece of code would be enough. since not working, i added the follwoing also.
RedrawWindow hDesktop, 0&, hRgn, RDW_INVALIDATE Or RDW_UPDATENOW
Not working friends.
Gus pls help 
modified on Monday, August 25, 2008 10:36 AM
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Hello everybody,
My question is quite simple and i'm not sure there is a solution. But if you have any suggestions to go round, it would be great as i'm not really content of what i'm doing so far.
Here is the problem :
Let say you have a base form named FORM and 3 derived forms (FORM1...).
On the base form you have several controls (buttons, textbox, labels, more than 10) taking all space of the form.
On the derived forms you can see them all (design- and run-time)
Very easy so far.
Let say now that i wan't to replace a textbox by a combobox ONLY on FORM1.
I add my combobox at the right place, i make my textbox non-visible by setting the property and all is ok at run-time... but not in the designer ! where i don't have the place to put my inherited textbox cause it's still visible at design-time and my form is full of controls.
To make even more simple, i would like to prevent the designer from showing, in a particular derived form, a control inherited from a base form.
My "solution" for the moment is to set the location property of my textbox at "1000;1000" so it is not visible in the designer.
Thanks for your help
S.
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I suspect you must have some reasons for not doing this, but wouldn't this be more straightforward if you just stripped the controls from the base form that don't actually appear on all the derived forms, and just leave a hole where these replaceable controls go?
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Thanks for your reply.
Actually I have 8 derived forms which use 15+ identical controls. But for 1 of these derived forms, 4 controls have to be replaced.
What you suggest, tell me if i'm wrong, is to remove these 4 controls from the base form and add them in each derived forms (7 here). But if i do that i'll loose the factorisation benefit for these controls.
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You could derive in 3 steps:
Form1 without the 4 controls
Form2 = Form1 + 4 controls type 1
Form3 = Form1 + 4 controls type 2
and 7 forms derived from Form2
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Thanks Frank.
That's a clean and acceptable solution since you don't have to deal with many controls on many derived forms. I simplified the example to make it clear but if i do that in my real case, i will multiply the depth of inheritance and the forms without a functional purpose.
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I've seen this question in various forms in several places, but I have yet to see a satisfactory solution.
Using .Net Framework 2, I've got a DataSet with elements bound to several TextBoxes which are scattered on several tab pages on a form. I can then change any of the TextBox texts, and the corresponding changes do appear in the DataSet.
I want to enable an Apply button when any of these elements have changed. I tried to use the DataSet's HasChanges, but it will not return a 'true'. I also tried a RowChanged event on one of the DataTables in the DataSet, but it never triggered. I tried to resort to using the TextChanged event from all the TextBoxes. That almost works, but the event is raised when the binding initially sets the TextBox contents. I can tolerate that on the first tab page of my form, but the TextBoxes on the other tab pages don't get set until you initially select those tabs, and it is difficult to distinguish between a user-initiated change and the original setting.
Thanks for your suggestions.
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This is what I do. Have form level boolean bLoading instantiated to True, do your binding in the formloading event, the last thing in the formload event is to set bLoading to false and turn off the save button.
bLoading can also be used to short circuit the combo selection events and any selected index change events during the loading by putting If bLoading then Exit Sub/function in the event method.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I think I am actually doing the equivalent. I'm loading the DataSet in formload, and then I disable the 'apply' button (or 'save', etc). Then, any subsequent edits of the TextBoxes will raise their TextChanged events and I can then enable 'apply'. The problem shows up on the additional tab-pages that I have on the form. Their TextBoxes don't seem to receive the bound data until the user clicks on the tab-page, and this raises their TextChanged events. And this seems to occur after the tab-page's Enter event is raised, so I can't find a good place to re-disable the 'apply'.
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Don't know if it works, but maybe you can fire the load/enter event of each tabpages when the form is loading. All bindings should have been done after that.
Or you can have a boolean for each tabpages that determines if it's the firs load or not.
Not very good solutions. It's a shame you can't use events related to your datasource.
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rtklueh wrote: Their TextBoxes don't seem to receive the bound data until the user clicks on the tab-page,
Interesting, I have never actually bound 1 record to multiple tab pages, I must try this to verify the event sequence. As seven suggested you could use the tab changeindex to manage the button state but it is ugly.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I think it's strange that I wrote my own control, sort of an editable list control thing (I don't like the DataGrid), and it seems to set the DataSet HasChanged properly (I think because my control does BeginEdit and EndEdit). I don't understand why the TextBox doesn't do as well? Like the English guy with the vacuum cleaner says, 'things just ought to work properly'.
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Thanks everybody for the comments.
It looks like the 'Enter' event for each of the tab pages occurs before the controls on that page are updated from the DataSource. And it looks like the 'SelectedIndexChanged' from the tab control occurs after the updating. So, I can set a flag while any of the pages are being updated and ignore any of the 'changed' events from any of the controls during that time. Not too pretty, but it seems to do the job.
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Hello All,
I am totally new to Windows Service. Trying to develop Windows Service that run only 4 days in a year ie 1st Jan, 1st Apr, 1st Jul and 1st Oct (Quarterly basis).
I took a timer but not able to set the Interval. I need to download data from some website on these days and push that data in Database.
Can some one help me in setting the timer ...
Also can I debug this service to check whether its working fine...
Please help me...
Thanks in advance...
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You don't need to create a service. It's easier to create a simple console aplication and run it at required times using windows scheduler.
Pavel
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Thanks Pavel. Would u pls give me a start for the same...
Thanks again...
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You can attach the debugger to the service after it is running, and then set breakpoints in it to stop it and look in on things. If you need to see what it is doing when it first starts up, then just add some code to your service to sleep for a minute or so to give you time to attach the debugger right after you start the service.
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Hi !
Why don't you use windows scheduler to run your your program?
To have debug infomation make sure that you write all needed infotmation in a file for exemple.
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