Comments by ZaiDz - CodeProject

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 14:49pm View

Their forums aren't very active.

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 14:31pm View

No, That didn't work;

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 14:30pm View

How do I do that?

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 7:01am View

But I can't do that for what I need this for.

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 6:40am View

If I save the code into an html file then write browser.Navigate(FILELOCATION) it works just fine

ZaiDz 8-Jun-12 6:31am View

No, didn't change anything.
Any more suggestions?

ZaiDz 1-Jun-12 18:13pm View

How would I test and see what an elements width would be if it's size was on auto?

ZaiDz 30-May-12 17:54pm View

I updated the question with an example in C#

ZaiDz 30-May-12 17:37pm View

Thanks for answering but that's not what I need

ZaiDz 30-May-12 2:27am View

When I push the button it shows "getValue(this);" but I want it to run that method and return the string instead

ZaiDz 30-May-12 1:28am View

I'm creating an application in C# using HTML controls...

ZaiDz 29-May-12 18:32pm View

I also want to know how to edit the syntax and add my own attribute names and classes

ZaiDz 29-May-12 15:29pm View

Yes you do, I was just showing the OP how to get the percentage of a loop.
It's supposed to be simple.

ZaiDz 28-May-12 17:09pm View

I don't understand what is so bad about it.

ZaiDz 27-May-12 17:35pm View

progressBar1.Style = ProgressBarStyle.Marquee;

ZaiDz 27-May-12 4:21am View

It wasn't something that I need for a project I just thought of it and now I just really want to know

ZaiDz 27-May-12 4:20am View

I have no clue, maybe it doesn't exist...

ZaiDz 27-May-12 3:59am View

It works just like that would but it's used like List<string> but with more arguments
This is an example

I might just be making this up but I remember using it.

Classname = just an example since I have no clue what it's called

ClassName<string,string,int,int> cn = new ClassName<string,string,int,int>();

void AddItem()
{
cn.Add("string1","string2",23,555);
}

ZaiDz 26-May-12 16:37pm View

Touched = false;
timer1.Stop();
timer1.Start();

That resets the timer back to 0

So whenever you want to reset the timer just add that code

ZaiDz 25-May-12 22:15pm View

Thank you.

ZaiDz 25-May-12 20:52pm View

Smart move.

ZaiDz 25-May-12 20:52pm View

Haha, thanks.

ZaiDz 25-May-12 1:52am View

Idk
It just seems like it would be easier to understand and just more efficient.

Less code and it just seems like the proper way...

Idk lol, Sorry I just thought that that was the best way to do it.

ZaiDz 25-May-12 1:35am View

Don't want to be rude to Prasad but doesn't my solution work a lot better?

ZaiDz 25-May-12 0:55am View

Same thing happened.

http://i.imgur.com/tebgd.png

ZaiDz 24-May-12 20:16pm View

Sorry, I didn't realize that the vote didn't work.
Said my email hasn't been confirmed yet.

ZaiDz 24-May-12 0:02am View

Thank you Clifford Nelson, that was perfect.

I simply made my class visible to COM with this "[ComVisible(true)]" and then just used window.external.MethodName() inside my JavaScript.

Thank you so much.

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