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That makes sense, Christian. Thanks!
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Dim MyText As String
MyText = Textbox1.Text
SaveSetting("Save Data Test", "Form1", "Textbox1", MyText)
.................
GetSetting("Save Data Test", "Form", "Textbox1", MyText)
Textbox1.Text = MyText
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This is perfect! Thank you! I'll give it a try tomorrow in my application and I'll see if I can work it into the program I'm writing for my job.
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Hi ,
The requirement is:
I have the following URL:
http://search.epilot.com/getresults.aspx?aff=test&ip=10.1.5.60&keyword=travel&source=s&r=w
This is a valid URL that returns results in XML format in IE.
How do I check if the URL will return response in XML format.
i.e. http://www.rediff.com willnot return response in xml format.
Is there any method by which we can validate a URL in this manner.
XML classes in .NET like XMLValidatingreader only check if an XML document is well formed.They donot validate URL strings.
Its very urgent.
Any tips on this would be very helpful
Thanx in Advance
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Without actually downloading the document that the URL returns, there's no way to determine what the return document is going to be just by looking at the URL.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I want to check the difference between the time. If at this time it is 7.45pm and tomorrow 7.45pm it will be 24hrs. how can i make this?? By the way i am using vb.net
Adrian De Battista
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Check out the intrinsic DateDiff function.
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how to show the time only not the full date with time. I use TODAY.NOW.
Adrian De Battista
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Check out the overloads of the .ToString() method. You can specify a format string that just has the parts of the date and time that you want to show.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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can i use the microsoft.vb.left(Today.now,11) with this way! or it is not good?? because right now i am using this method and i don't think so that it is 100% good.
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I wouldn't. Then again, I wouldn't be using the code that came out of the conversion tool either. It's best to start from scratch and rewrite the project instead of trying to wrestle VB.NET into doing something "the old fashioned way".
Now() returns a DateTime object, not a string. The brief statement you posted wouldn't even compile. The Left method takes a string parameter, not a DateTime.
Dim currentTime As String = DateTime.Now().ToString("hh:mm:ss:")
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Why do I get this error: Public WithEvents cmdFileOp As Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility.VB6.ButtonArray
type " error " is not defined.
It was converted to vb.net, with no problems.
Why is it saying that i need to defined it?
Can someone help me?
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It's not a good idea to use the code that is generated by the conversion tool. I've always recommended that a VB6 project be scrapped and rewritten from scratch instead of trying to get VB.NET to do things "the old fashioned way".
But, in regards to your code, without seeing the lines that generated the error, it's pretty impossible to tell you what's wrong. Complicating things is the fact that the code is using a bunch of "adapter" classes in the Compatibility namespace that just, in my experience, complicate solving the problem.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Hello.
I'm wondering if anyone can help me to be able to save an xml string to a dataset.
I have a remoting vb.net application. On the host side I have an xml file that I want to return to the client. I have saved the xml file to a string variable by doing: sXMLData = ds.ReadXml(XML_FILENAME).ToString(). It was specified to me to bring the xml data over to the client as a string rather than the whole file because it would be more efficient.
I currently have the sXMLData variable returning to the client.
My problem is that I don't quite know how to get the string data back into a dataset on the client side. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks in advance for any help offered.
Peter
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I think this would work
Dim myDS As DataSet = New DataSet
Dim xmlData As String = "<xmlds><table1><col1>Value1<table1><col1>Value2"
Dim xmlSR As System.IO.StringReader = New System.IO.StringReader(xmlData)
myDS.ReadXml(xmlSR)
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Thanks!
I appreciate the help.
I ended up finding an answer to the problem before you responded.
It worked and I did the following:
ds.ReadXml(XML_FILENAME) 'Load the XML file
Return ds.GetXml() 'Returns the Xml file as a string
Thanks again for your efforts to help me!
Peter
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You can use the ds.writexml(sxmldata) to get it back as a dataset I've been using it this way and it's working for me so try it out.
Love to code, and love to help others
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In Crystal report how can export file in to text format.
anybody help me.
Continue...
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The guy's that write the reporting exper tools call CRYSTAL REPORT are just good guy's. The icon is their at the top of the report view tools, just click and folow the instruction.
Love to code, and love to help others
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I have a database with two columns, "department_name" and "color". My goal is to display a list of all of the values but formatted so as to display a rectangular swatch of the color and have the name follow it. I have absolutely no idea how to do this (new to VB.NET programming, ASP/ASP.net background), and would really appreciate some feedback. Can I draw a rectangle in each column as the listview is populated and specify the color of each one? OR could I possibly use like a transparent icon and specify the background color of the place holder? If anyone has used Adobe InDesign, they've seen something similar to what I am looking for when invoking a pantone color. You simply get a scrollable list with a rectangular swatch of the color followed by the color name. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated--this has REALLY been bothering me!
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Does anyone know how to convert a date to a string but keeping its date format i.e. 08/10/2005.
macca
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If you are using a Date object you can do the following:
'format today's date<br />
Messagebox.Show(Now.ToString("M/DD/YYYY"))
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Does anyone know how to convert a date to a string but keeping its date format i.e. 08/10/2005.
macca
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A DateTime object doesn't have a format. The format only applies to the string representation of the object. You can give it any format you want if you just supply the .ToString() method with the appropriate format code(s).
DateTime.ToString()[^] method and overloads documentation
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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