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How to get a web site value to windows form project in c#? lulithagihan5-Mar-16 19:51 lulithagihan 5-Mar-16 19:51  i need to code windows form project to alert Earth quakes. This is i use web site. its update live earth quakes in world. No i need to get that details(Earth quake value) and active a alarm or message. so i need to read that values of this site. How can i do.. can anybody help me.. thank you.. Re: How to get a web site value to windows form project in c#? Pete O'Hanlon5-Mar-16 20:59 Pete O'Hanlon 5-Mar-16 20:59  Probably the easiest way for you to do this would be for your windows application to loop around and check to see if there are any new events. You would have to do this on a background thread. This space for rent Re: How to get a web site value to windows form project in c#? OriginalGriff5-Mar-16 21:32 OriginalGriff 5-Mar-16 21:32  Just to add to what Pete says, you also need to look at site scraping to extract teh data you are interested in. A simple google should help with that: site scraping c# - Google Search[^] Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Where can I find the code for my book? hmanhha5-Mar-16 10:15 hmanhha 5-Mar-16 10:15  I am learning C# or others... Can anybody tell me. WHere can i download the source code that is writen in the book that I have. For example the book 1. Pro C# 5.0 and the .NET 4.5 Framework or 2. Beginning Csharp Object-Oriented Programming 2nd Edition Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Luc Pattyn5-Mar-16 10:19 Luc Pattyn 5-Mar-16 10:19  When I google Beginning Csharp Object-Oriented Programming 2nd Edition one of the top results tells me where the source code is made available; and I expect so does the books preface. If you want to become a programmer, you'll need some initiative and creativity... Luc Pattyn [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum Re: Where can I find the code for my book? CHill605-Mar-16 14:05 CHill60 5-Mar-16 14:05  Good point, well made Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Kunal Chowdhury «IN»6-Mar-16 2:09 Kunal Chowdhury «IN» 6-Mar-16 2:09  Luc Pattyn wrote: If you want to become a programmer, you'll need some initiative and creativity... Well said Vote up or Mark as Answered, if this information helped you. Kind Regards - Kunal Chowdhury, Windows Platform Development MVP Technical blog: http://www.kunal-chowdhury.com Re: Where can I find the code for my book? hmanhha6-Mar-16 2:58 hmanhha 6-Mar-16 2:58  Some book very difficult to find the code sample (that is used in the book).The code come with the CD Rom.But someone have lost it.Now he give me only the book.Not sample code. Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 3:14 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 3:14  hmanhha wrote: But someone have lost it.Now he give me only the book.Not sample code. What, for both of them? That's very clumsy of him... Have you considered contacting the publishers and see if they have spares they could send you? They may ask for the front or back cover to ensure you have the "real thing" and didn't pirate an epub or mobi copy off the internet. Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where can I find the code for my book? hmanhha6-Mar-16 3:56 hmanhha 6-Mar-16 3:56  No, I Have the book, just lost the code in the book.And now I want to find the code for the book I need. Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 4:11 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 4:11  So contact the publishers and ask them. Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where ... Link to download source code Maciej Los6-Mar-16 11:34 Maciej Los 6-Mar-16 11:34  Take a look here: Beginning C# Object-Oriented Programming - Apress IT eBooks & Books[^] Down to the description, you'll find a link to download source code. Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Super Lloyd5-Mar-16 17:26 Super Lloyd 5-Mar-16 17:26  As Luc said!! Let me google that for you[^] All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar DirectX for WinRT/C# since 2013! Taking over the world since 1371! Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Dave Kreskowiak6-Mar-16 3:27 Dave Kreskowiak 6-Mar-16 3:27  If you don't learn how to do research, you're screwed. A little Google goes a long way. For example, typing the book title into Google resulted in this page[^]. The 1st link below the images was the publishers website, Apress, for the book[^]. Oh, look there, a tab called "Source Code/Downloads". Imagine that... It took all of 5 seconds to find. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject Click this: Asking questions is a skill. Seriously, do it. Dave Kreskowiak Re: Where can I find the code for my book? hmanhha6-Mar-16 3:48 hmanhha 6-Mar-16 3:48  Thanks for your Post. I Still can't find the source code for the book. C#.Net Developer's Guide - Syngress - Google S�ch[^] Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Dave Kreskowiak6-Mar-16 4:17 Dave Kreskowiak 6-Mar-16 4:17  Are you f***ing kidding me?? I GAVE YOU THE EXACT LINK THAT TOOK YOU TO THE PUBLISHERS PAGE FOR THE BOOK AND TOLD YOU EXACTLY WHAT TO LOOK FOR ON THE PAGE and you still can't find it? Do you have eye balls? Click on the Source Code/Downloads tab on that page and you get a link to download the code for the book. If you can't do this simple task, I suggest you learn the phrase "Do you want fries with that?" A guide to posting questions on CodeProject Click this: Asking questions is a skill. Seriously, do it. Dave Kreskowiak Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 5:00 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 5:00  Maybe for some reason he doesn't want to go near the publishers site? I can't imagine what reason that might be, though... Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Kenneth Haugland6-Mar-16 5:29 Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 5:29  I'll get the beer and some popcorn Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 5:33 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 5:33  I'll bring the ice creams! Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Dave Kreskowiak6-Mar-16 5:56 Dave Kreskowiak 6-Mar-16 5:56  I firmly believe the amount of IQ on this planet is a constant fixed value, yet the population that shares it keeps increasing. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject Click this: Asking questions is a skill. Seriously, do it. Dave Kreskowiak Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 6:04 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 6:04  Perhaps what we need is an IQ / sobriety test before you can connect to the internet? Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Kenneth Haugland6-Mar-16 6:07 Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 6:07  I think all the questions are posted by the same person with multiple personality disorder Re: Where can I find the code for my book? OriginalGriff6-Mar-16 6:13 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-16 6:13  And each personality got a fragment of the original IQ? Would explain a lot... Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Kenneth Haugland6-Mar-16 6:15 Kenneth Haugland 6-Mar-16 6:15  100/12,124,996 isn't that much Re: Where can I find the code for my book? Sascha Lefèvre6-Mar-16 6:48 Sascha Lefèvre 6-Mar-16 6:48  That 100 there... it's just speculation If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson

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