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I don't quite understand your question. The DataGridViewComboBoxColumn represents the column itself while the cells is one cell in that column on a specified row.
I think there's a very good example here: DataGridViewComboBoxColumn Class[^]
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Can you please try this :
Dim rowCounter as Integer = 0
With CType(Grid.Rows(rowCounter).Cells(0), DataGridViewComboBoxCell)
.Items.Add("1")
.Items.Add("2")
.Items.Add("3")
.Items.Add("4")
.Value = .Items.Item(ind)
End With
Hope this will answer your query
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Hi All,
Kindly suggest me how i use same database file from different Computers. i am using mssql express 2005 with vb.net.
thanks
rmshah
Developer
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Please try these steps :
1. Put the database file (*.mdf) in shared location, and give Full Control to users
Who will use connection e.g. ASPNET user or any machine user in case of windows application.
2. Then use following connection string :
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(@"Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=<unc-path-to-database-file>;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=30;User Instance=True");
3. Although this may not recommended solution, but It works.
dnpro
"Very bad programmer"
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Hello all,
Can any body helps me to find a code for getting files from subfolders or files inside that subfolder.
i know code to get files from folders and subfolders. But if many folders are there, my code fails i.e. folder/subfolder/subfolder/...
i am not sure how many subfolders are there inside a folder
i need the code for getting file from folder/subfolder/subfolder/subfolder..
i am using these code for getting files inside subfolder
For Each fld In path.SubFolders
For Each fil In fso.GetFolder(fld.path).Files
If Right(fil, 3) = "txt" Then
fileNameArray1(fileCounts) = fil
fileCounts = fileCounts+1
End If
Next
Next
please try give the code for getting files inside folder/subfolder/subfolder/subfolder/..
Thanks and regards
Jishith
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You need a recursive function. This[^] KB article show how to do it in C#. Same can be ported to VB.NET.
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The article mentioned in previous reply is perfect call for this situation.
But, Now .NET supports recursive search by using simple code snippet. Have a look in following code snippet :
Dim myFiles() As String = Directory.GetFiles("C:\Temp", "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories)
If myFiles.Length > 0 Then
'Do process list of files retrieved
End If
dnpro
"Very bad programmer"
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moonshaddow wrote: Error: Illegal characters in path.
Looks like some bad data. What My.Resources.mages returns?
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: What My.Resources.mages returns?
My.Resources.mages is i txt file i put in resource manager, sorry for not explaining myself before
J.Hardy
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I'm beginning to work on a piece of code generation. It's primarily for C#, but I thought I'd include support for VB because I'm a nice guy. 
Do I understand correctly that VB doesn't support partial classes?
Add: Thanks for the answers, guys.
modified on Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:19 PM
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You really think VB programmers don't do things by halves?
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Sure does. VS2005 (.NET 2.0) and above...
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I am posting this questions here because I am a vb .net programmer that is writing a vb .net program that needs a third party software.
I was wondering if anyone here knew of any software that can do the following.
I have a PDF with and image of a shipping label. I want to read the hub number from it.
My proposed solution: Find 3rd party utility that i can call from my program to read the image and get me the hub number data. But, I have search many hours trying to find a software that has commandline plus use ocr to read image plus be able to red image from a pdf.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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There is a free OCR project called Tesseract that was done by UNLV in C, and was eventually ported to C++ and they now have a .NET version called Tessnet2. I believe it was also picked up by Google, or soemthing like that. Anyhow, I've not used it myself, but was looking into it a while back. Our project was cancelled, so I never got to play with it  .
Keep It Simple Stupid! (KISS)
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Hi,
I have created a custom resx file. And I am trying to add it to my project as embedded resource...
There are two identical files (except for the file name)
prolang.cz.resx
prolang.hr.resx
prolang.cz.resx is embedded OK (checked it with MSIL dissambler) but the other one just won't...
I have tried cleaning, restart IDE, restarting computer, deleting bin and obj folders...
no luck.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Try changing the name of the second one so it is not prolang.*.resx.. try prolandhr.resx, perhaps it doesn't like the double extension.
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Our application has used date format function, decimal separator and thousand separator in many places and database is MS Access. So, we want to know if there is any straight conversion technique that would enable our application to support Greek regional settings.
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Google for "VB6 localization" for some tools that will help you do this. Of course, you may have to re-write some of the code depending on how data was stored in your database and if you have any hard-coded formatting strings.
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Thanks Dave Kreskowiak. we could get help from the your reply. But still we need to know the regional settings support for dateformat. Can you please suggest a tool which is best in the industry in terms of performance to convert the existing vb6 application to support international languages (Greek for instance).
Thanks,
Solomon.S
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solomondevapaul123 wrote: to convert the existing vb6 application to support international languages (Greek for instance).
Are you saying you want this tool to modify the existing .EXE?? There isn't one. Well, not in that sense anyway.
You'll have to rewrite the code to support it, compile that into a new .EXE, then you can use any installer creation software to generate a patch using only the differences between the two .EXE's. You can then apply the patch to the old version of the installed app.
Honestly, I haven't touched VB6 in over 7 years, so I have no idea what tools are even still around for it.
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Hi Dave Kreskowiak,
Thanks a lot for eagerness to help me. I google for help for unicode conversion and regional settings for VB6.
Thanks,
Solomon.S
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All string in VB6 is already Unicode. Google for "VB6 localization". If you use "Greek" in the search terms, you'll make the search way too specific and probably not get any results.
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