How to disable my Component in the toolbox?

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 - Escape characters in RichTextBox.... Hi ! I have a form. The form has a textbox and a richtextbox. There is a button also. When the button is clicked, whatever text was typed into the text box, must be copied to the richtextbox. At runtime, I enter the following string into the text box: Hi\nHello\nHow\nDo\nYou\nDo Then I click the button. In the richtextbox I am expecting Hi Hello How Do You Do But what I get is: Hi\nHello\nHow\nDo\nYou\nDo Ne idea to workaround this probs? ...Sinex Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57473
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 - PropertyGrid with Multiple Selections I have a propertygrid on a form, and I set SelectedObject or SelectedObjects. Everything is working perfectly if I set the PropertySort = CategorizedAlphabetical. If, however, I set the sort to Categorized, and then select multiple objects, the property grid does not show all the properties that it should show. For example, if I select 2 objects, both having properties Hole1...Hole18, Hole2..9, and Hole18 show up but 1,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17 do not show up. Does anyone have an idea why? I am using a System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter on the object that Hole1..Hole18 points to along with a UITypeEditor. Just to repeat, EVERYTHING works fine if I set to CategorizedAlphabetical. Everything except all the properties work fine if set to Categorized. Please do not ask WHY I am setting to categorized (it's just what I want) or ask if stuff is working properly besides the display. They all are working properly. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57472
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 - Control tips I think I must be going mad. This has to be included in .Net and I just can't find it. Controls on a windows form. How do I get explanatory text to display when the user hovers the mouse over a control? (i.e. the stuff that Access calls control tips) Thanks. -- Rob Oldfield www.realuk.co.uk Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57471
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 - Language support for UI application in win98 Hi all, I have developed a application that supports localization in .net. It shows all the controls with english and hindi text depending on the culture selected. The application runs well on windows 2000 and windows xp but when run on windows 98 the hindi text appears as garbage. Can anyone help out with this.(I have installed the .net framework on windows 98) Regards, Kuldeep Pawar Programmer, Maximize Learning, Pune. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57454
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 - Integral Number of Text Lines in RichTextBox Hello, I would like to set up a RichTextBox so that the text shows an integral number of text lines when the text box is scrolled all the way down. How can this be done? I tried this: I set ClientSize.Height to be a multiple of Font.Height, verify that it's set, but I get slightly fewer than the expected number of lines. This means that when the text box is scrolled all the way down, part of a line shows at the top, which looks bad. using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; class TextBoxTesterForm : Form { public TextBoxTesterForm() { d_rtb = new RichTextBox(); d_rtb.SuspendLayout(); d_rtb.Parent = this; d_rtb.Location = new Point(10,10); int desiredTextHeight = lines * d_rtb.Font.Height; d_rtb.ClientSize = new Size(200, desiredTextHeight); d_rtb.ResumeLayout(); Console.WriteLine("lines={0}", lines); Console.WriteLine("rtb Font.Height = {0}", d_rtb.Font.Height); Console.WriteLine("rtb Font.GetHeight() = {0}", d_rtb.Font.GetHeight()); Console.WriteLine("desiredTextHeight = {0}", desiredTextHeight); Console.WriteLine("rtb ClientSize = {0}", d_rtb.ClientSize); Console.WriteLine("rtb DisplayRectangle = {0}", d_rtb.DisplayRectangle); Console.WriteLine("rtb Size = {0}", d_rtb.Size); Console.WriteLine("rtb Multiline = {0}", d_rtb.Multiline); } RichTextBox d_rtb; int lines = 5; } class TextBoxTestMain { static void Main() { Application.Run(new TextBoxTesterForm()); } } Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57449
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 - CheckedListBox crashes after complex datasource is modified Hi, I am using a checkedlistbox on a windows form and binding it to a collection of classes. clbAliases is the checkedlistbox control selectedplace is a class with property placealiases.This property is a collection of placealias classes. Hopefully the rest is self-explanatory.. I bind the control as follows: If SelectedPlace.PlaceAliases.Count > 0 Then SetCLBAliasDataSource() Else clbAliases.DataSource = Nothing End If Private Sub SetCLBAliasDataSource() clbAliases.DataSource = Nothing clbAliases.DisplayMember = "AliasName" clbAliases.DataSource = SelectedPlace.PlaceAliases End Sub Then when I modify the underlying collection ( specifically for delete functionality ) I have this: Private Sub btnDeleteAlias_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnDeleteAlias.Click If SelectedPlace.PlaceAliases.Count = 1 Then MsgBox("You cannot delete the primary alias.") Exit Sub Else Dim item As Object For Each item In clbAliases.CheckedItems 'clbParents.Items.Remove(item) SelectedPlace.PlaceAliases.Remove(item.placenameid) Next 'this forces the control to rebind to the modified collection SetCLBAliasDataSource End If End Sub Everything works as expected, EXCEPT once the item is removed, and the user clicks into the checkedlistbox area , specifically on any remaining item in the box, the following error occurs: "An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException' occurred in mscorlib.dll Additional information: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection." I have experimented with refreshing the checkedlistbox, and a number of various other attempted workarounds without success. The error occurs whether I specify a ValueMember property or not. When I inspect the underlying collection in the locals window, it appears normal, as does the items collection of the control. And both contain the expected number of items. In addition the control correctly displays the remaining items. I can only assume that the control is referencing a non-existent collection member somewhere in the click event event args. Execution breaks on the line with the class definition : Public Class GISMain Can anyone point out a workaround, or my mistake?? Thanks in advance for any help.. Matthew Evans Someone replied in another ng saying that checkedlistboxes were flaky, specifically on 1.0... So I tried a rebuild of the application on VS.2003 / V1.1 of the framework , and the error occurs there too. the error message on that platform is : "An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException' occurred in microsoft.visualbasic.dll Additional information: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values." Similar, but not identical.... Once again, any help / pointers much appreciated... Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57432
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 - Getting data from a datagrid Hello, I have a bound datagrid called dgjobs that is bound to a dataset called dsjobs using the following code. Me.dgJobs.DataSource = dsJobs.Tables!Jobs cm = CType(Me.BindingContext(dsJobs.Tables!jobs), CurrencyManager) The grid populates just fine however when the currentcellchanged event is triggered (i.e. when you scroll or click another row) I wish to get the value of the first column (jobkey) in the currently selected row so that I may use this as a parameter for a procedure. Any ideas how I can read the data from the grid. Thanx in advance Robert Batt Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57421
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 - Layout problem - Mainmenu + toolbar + a "filled" control I have a form that has a main menu (dock: top) and a tookbar (dock: top) I tried to insert a control that is (dock: fill) I found that the toolbar actually 'covered' the top of the 'filled' control.... how should I solve this?! Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57420
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 - Process -> MainWindowHandle always coming back as 0??? I'm using a mutex to ensure only 1 instance of my app is created. It works fine. If an instance of my app IS already running, I want to use the following code to bring the window to the foreground. BUT, the MainWindowHandle is always 0 (I checked all processes and they are all 0). How can I get the window handle back? Or, is there another way to popup my application? Thanks, Steve if (!grantedInitialOwnership) { Process[] ps = Process.GetProcessesByName("AppName"); IntPtr hWnd = ps[0].MainWindowHandle; // Show existing instance if (hWnd.ToInt64() != 0) { SetForegroundWindow(hWnd); ShowWindow(hWnd, 5); // SW_SHOW } } Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57414
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 - The listmanager's position must be equal to rownum. Please help me. I must correct this error : The listmanager's position must be equal to rownum. Parameter name : rownum do you want to correct the value ? I have this error with VS2002 and also with VS2003. ______________________ I'd like to have a datagrid with all the columns of my table EXAMPLE and a new column with a checkbox to select some row. So.. i use a select to put my data in my data adapter. ( SELECT example.ID, example.name, ...........,false as col_for_sel .... the col_for_sel is the column that i'll use to check or not the row ) I fill with my D.A. a new datatable.... I'll use a data grid to view my data with a datagridestyle. I don't know what i can control :-( -------------------------------- Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57408
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 - Preventing deletion of certain characters In a textbox control, how can you prevent the deletion of certain characters? For example, a user shouldn't be able to delete the backslash "/" character but can delete other characters. Thanks a lot :) Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57405
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 - Re;ÕÒÉ½Î÷µÄÅóÓÑ É½Î÷µÄÅóÓÑÇë»ØÒô Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57404
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 - Validating events Hello, How can i disable the Validating Event of all the controls of a form after a click on a Cancel Button and close the Form? Or how can fix the order of Validating events of the controls in a Form? Thanks in advance. Pascal Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57401
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 - How to get App path of WinService I was using Environment.CurrentDirectory when I tested my class in a winform wrapper, but but now that I've move it to a WinService this gives me "C:\WinNT\System32" How can I get the Path of my assembly? Thanks in Advance, Byron Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57397
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 - adding objects to the Clipboard in .Net The preceeding message is on XP Pro using Visual Studio .Net and C#. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57394
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 - adding objects to the clipboard in .NET I am unable to add a button to the clipboard. This is required to do drag and drop of the object - button. I am able to add a string to the clipboard. The following is a summary of my steps. Any help greatly appreciated. Button button2 = new Button(); DataObject data = new DataObject(); data.SetData("myButton", button2); Clipboard.SetDataObject(data, true); IDataObject data = Clipboard.GetDataObject(); object obj = data.GetData("myFormat"); // returns obj == null Button btn = (Button)data.GetData("myFormat"); // returns btn == null btn = (Button)data.GetData(typeof(Button)); // returns btn == null Thanks... Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57393
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 - WinService Uninstall failed How do I clean up? Hi, I followed the tutorial for setting up a WinService install and got the messages below. If it's already on the system as it says then I should be able to see it in the Services list but I didn't see it there. How can I remove a WinService manually? Thanks in Advance, Byron ------------- InstallUtil.InstallLog: Running a transacted installation. Beginning the Install phase of the installation. See the contents of the log file for the c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe assembly's progress. The file is located at c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.InstallLog. An exception occurred during the Install phase. System.ArgumentException: Source eCPU already exists on the local computer. The Rollback phase of the installation is beginning. See the contents of the log file for the c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe assembly's progress. The file is located at c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.InstallLog. The Rollback phase completed successfully. The transacted install has completed. ------------ eCPU.InstallLog: Installing assembly 'c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe'. Affected parameters are: assemblypath = c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe logfile = c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.InstallLog Installing service eCPU... Creating EventLog source eCPU in log Application... Rolling back assembly 'c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe'. Affected parameters are: assemblypath = c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.exe logfile = c:\program files\twsm\ecpu\ecpu.InstallLog Restoring event log to previous state for source eCPU. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57385
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 - Can't start new projects in VS 2003 I can start a new project in VS2003, and don't put any controls or code in form1, leave everything as VS writes it. Now I run it. Should just pop up a blank form right? UhUh. An unhandled exception of type "System.NullreferenceException' occurred in Unknown Module. Additional information: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. If you break there is no code for the current location. The app will build without errors but I can't run it outside of vs either. I can do this over and over again (definition of stupid) Once a few days ago, I started one of these in a directory other than the default (actually a subdirectory) and it worked and I could then write a small utility without further problems. Runs fine in debugger still. However it doesn't seem to make any difference where I put a new project now. I have read every forum posting on this problem and tried everything suggested. Have also uninstalled and reinstalled the framework 1.1 as well as VS twice to no avail. Suggestions? Many thanks Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57384
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 - .Net App deployment - Removing files problem How do I instruct the Windows installer to remove the entire application when the user clicks Remove program from Windows control panel? After a successful setup, any files created by the application in the application folder are not removed. This is so when the program is "removed" from the Windows control panel. This becomes a problem if the user decides to reinstall the application in the same location. The *old*/legacy files, e.g. app config files, may cause a problem with the *new* installation of the application file. My installer program was created with a "setup and deployment" type project is Visual Studio.NET 2003 for a .NET v 1.1 Windows Forms application. It appears all of the property pages in the VS.NET editor address installation and few removal issues. I reckon I'm sniffing around for a solution in the wrong place. -- Peter O'Reilly Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57382
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 - .Net App deployment - Removing files problem How do I instruct the Windows installer to remove the entire application when the user clicks Remove program from Windows control panel? After a successful setup, any files created by the application in the application folder are not removed. This is so when the program is "removed" from the Windows control panel. This becomes a problem if the user decides to reinstall the application in the same location. The *old*/legacy files, e.g. app config files, may cause a problem with the *new* installation of the application file. My installer program was created with a "setup and deployment" type project is Visual Studio.NET 2003 for a .NET v 1.1 Windows Forms application. It appears all of the property pages in the VS.NET editor address installation and few removal issues. I reckon I'm sniffing around for a solution in the wrong place. -- Peter O'Reilly Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57380
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 - Changing the line colors of a Crystal Report at runtime? Hello I am running .NET 2003, Framwork 1.1, Crystal Report Version 9. I am writing all my code in C#. I have two questions: 1) Does anyone know if the line color in a chart on a Crystal Report can be changed at runtime? 2) Does anyone know if a report can be created from a collection? If the answer to either of these is yes, can you please supply sample code in either VB.NET or C#.NET? Thanks in advance for your time! Ken Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57378
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 - Can't disable Add New row at bottom of Datagrid --------------F34FF1FF13222AD377793457 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Based on this post from Clay Burch and the SyncFusion FAQ website, I tried to disable my add new row at the bottom of my datagrid. However the add new row still shows up. When I click on it my app crashes. Can anybody look at the routine I've included at the bottom and tell me what I did wrong? Thanks, Steve Clay's Post: You can do this by getting at a dataview associated with the datagrid, and setting its AllowNew member. Here is one way you can do this. CurrencyManager cm = (CurrencyManager)this.BindingContext[dataGrid1.DataSource, dataGrid1.DataMember]; //no adding of new rows ((DataView)cm.List).AllowNew = false; =================================== Clay Burch Syncfusion, Inc. My Routine: private void loadMessagesDataGrid(ref DataTable msgsDataTable) { DateTime startDateTime = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1); string messagesSelectStr = "SELECT id, fldtimestamp, "+ "payload, direction, state, transNum, port "+ "FROM messages "+ "WHERE port = "+Port+" "+ "AND fldtimestamp > #"+startDateTime+"# "+ "ORDER BY fldtimestamp DESC"; // Create data adapter objects MessagesDataAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter(messagesSelectStr, Db.getConnection()); MessagesDataAdapter.TableMappings.Add("Table1", "messages"); createMessagesInsertAndUpdateCommands(MessagesDataAdapter, Db); try { MessagesDataAdapter.Fill(dgDataSet, "messages"); } catch (Exception ex) { Log.WriteLine("Exception Filling messagesDataAdapter: "+ex.Message); return; } DataGridTableStyle messagesStyle = null; try { messagesStyle = new DataGridTableStyle(); messagesStyle.MappingName = "messages"; } catch (Exception ex) { Log.WriteLine("Exception getting DataGridTableStyle: "+ex.Message); return; } // HERE IS THE FIRST LINE SUGGESTED BY SYNCFUSION CurrencyManager cm = (CurrencyManager)BindingContext[dgDataSet, "messages"]; try { int numCols = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns.Count; DataGridColoredTextBoxColumn aColumnTextColumn ; for(int i = 0; i < numCols; ++i) { aColumnTextColumn = new DataGridColoredTextBoxColumn(this); aColumnTextColumn.HeaderText = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns[i].ColumnName; aColumnTextColumn.MappingName = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns[i].ColumnName; if(i == 1) // fldtimestamp { aColumnTextColumn.Format = "g"; } messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles.Add(aColumnTextColumn); } messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["fldtimestamp"].Width = 110; messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["payload"].Width = 250; messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["direction"].Width = 0; messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["state"].Width = 75; messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["transNum"].Width = 0; messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["port"].Width = 0; messagesDataGrid.TableStyles.Clear(); messagesDataGrid.TableStyles.Add(messagesStyle); // HERE IS THE SECOND LINE SUGGESTED BY SYNCFUSION ((DataView)cm.List).AllowNew = false; } catch (Exception ex) { Log.WriteLine("Exception setting up TableStyles: "+ex.Message); return; } // bind messages data grid with messages data table try { msgsDataTable = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"]; messagesDataGrid.DataSource = msgsDataTable; msgsDataTable.DefaultView.Sort = "fldtimestamp DESC"; } catch (Exception ex) { Log.WriteLine("Exception: "+ex.Message); } } --------------F34FF1FF13222AD377793457 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <body text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" link="#0000EE" vlink="#551A8B" alink="#FF0000">   Based on this post from Clay Burch and the SyncFusion FAQ website, I tried to disable my add new row at the bottom of my datagrid.  However the add new row still shows up.  When I click on it my app crashes.  Can anybody look at the routine I've included at the bottom and tell me what I did wrong? Thanks, Steve Clay's Post: You can do this by getting at a dataview associated with the datagrid, and setting its AllowNew member. Here is one way you can do this.   CurrencyManager cm = (CurrencyManager)this.BindingContext[dataGrid1.DataSource, dataGrid1.DataMember]; //no adding of new rows ((DataView)cm.List).AllowNew = false; =================================== Clay Burch Syncfusion, Inc. My Routine:   private void loadMessagesDataGrid(ref DataTable msgsDataTable)   {    DateTime startDateTime = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1);    string messagesSelectStr = "SELECT id, fldtimestamp, "+     "payload, direction, state, transNum, port "+     "FROM messages "+     "WHERE port = "+Port+" "+     "AND fldtimestamp > #"+startDateTime+"# "+     "ORDER BY fldtimestamp DESC";    // Create data adapter objects    MessagesDataAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter(messagesSelectStr, Db.getConnection());    MessagesDataAdapter.TableMappings.Add("Table1", "messages");    createMessagesInsertAndUpdateCommands(MessagesDataAdapter, Db);    try    {     MessagesDataAdapter.Fill(dgDataSet, "messages");    }    catch (Exception ex)    {     Log.WriteLine("Exception Filling messagesDataAdapter: "+ex.Message);     return;    }    DataGridTableStyle messagesStyle = null;    try    {     messagesStyle = new DataGridTableStyle();     messagesStyle.MappingName = "messages";    }    catch (Exception ex)    {     Log.WriteLine("Exception getting DataGridTableStyle: "+ex.Message);     return;    }   // HERE IS THE FIRST LINE SUGGESTED BY SYNCFUSION    CurrencyManager cm = (CurrencyManager)BindingContext[dgDataSet, "messages"];    try    {     int numCols = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns.Count;     DataGridColoredTextBoxColumn aColumnTextColumn ;     for(int i = 0; i < numCols; ++i)     {      aColumnTextColumn = new DataGridColoredTextBoxColumn(this);      aColumnTextColumn.HeaderText = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns[i].ColumnName;      aColumnTextColumn.MappingName = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"].Columns[i].ColumnName;      if(i == 1) // fldtimestamp      {       aColumnTextColumn.Format = "g";      }      messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles.Add(aColumnTextColumn);     }     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["fldtimestamp"].Width = 110;     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["payload"].Width = 250;     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["direction"].Width = 0;     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["state"].Width = 75;     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["transNum"].Width = 0;     messagesStyle.GridColumnStyles["port"].Width = 0;     messagesDataGrid.TableStyles.Clear();     messagesDataGrid.TableStyles.Add(messagesStyle); // HERE IS THE SECOND LINE SUGGESTED BY SYNCFUSION     ((DataView)cm.List).AllowNew = false;    }    catch (Exception ex)    {     Log.WriteLine("Exception setting up TableStyles: "+ex.Message);     return;    }    // bind messages data grid with messages data table    try    {     msgsDataTable = dgDataSet.Tables["messages"];     messagesDataGrid.DataSource = msgsDataTable;     msgsDataTable.DefaultView.Sort = "fldtimestamp DESC";    }    catch (Exception ex)    {     Log.WriteLine("Exception: "+ex.Message);    }   }   </body> </html> --------------F34FF1FF13222AD377793457-- Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? 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 - basic question on docking Hi, My GUI is driving me crazy. It's a little complicated, so I'll explain the part that I find troubling: I have a Panel which includes a UserControl of mine. The UserControl is put in the Panel at runtime. Although UserControl has Dock=Fill, resizing the Panel doesn't resize the UserControl. (I check by hitting a breakpoint and using the Immediate window) How is this possible? Is there some other property I should set? Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57344
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 - Problem with localized usercontrol Hi i must develop an multilanguage application (german, italian). I have a localized winform with the description in this 2 languages. Now i have a Usercontrol which is localized too. If i would like drag this usercontrol from the toolbox of the vs.net into my winform the vs.net give me the following error: An exception occurred while trying to create an instance of PFUtilityLibrary.USCWeekDaysCheck. The exception was "Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture (or the neutral culture) in the given assembly. Make sure "USCWeekDaysCheck.resources" was correctly embedded or linked into assembly "PFUtilityLibrary". baseName: USCWeekDaysCheck locationInfo: PFUtilityLibrary.USCWeekDaysCheck resource file name: USCWeekDaysCheck.resources assembly: PFUtilityLibrary, Version=1.0.1361.25253, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null I use the Framework 1.0, somebody have an idea what is the problem? thx Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57341
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 - possible listbox BeginUpdate() / EndUpdate() bug? Hi I have the following code which lodes names of=20 wordtemplates into my .NET windowsforms app: -- //lsbTemplate.BeginUpdate(); lsbTemplate.Items.Clear(); =09 System.IO.DirectoryInfo di =3D new System.IO.DirectoryInfo( =20 p_sPathToTemplates ); System.IO.FileInfo[] arFi =3D di.GetFiles( "*(*" +=20 p_sHelpDesk + "*).dot" ); =09 if( arFi.Length =3D=3D 0 ) { lsbTemplate.Sorted =3D false; //lsbTemplate.EndUpdate(); return; } else { lsbTemplate.Sorted =3D true; } =09 foreach( System.IO.FileInfo fi in arFi ) { =09 if( fi.Name.IndexOf( "~" ) < 0 ) {//DO not show templates which include ~ ... lsbTemplate.Items.Add( fi.Name ); } } =09 //lsbTemplate.EndUpdate();=09 --- Notice the calls to BeginUpdate and EndUpdate at the=20 beginning and the end. When theese lines of code are=20 active ( not commented out ) the listbox doesn't show any=20 items if there's only one items loaded. Actually, by=20 clicking the listbox you can click the top item, but there=20 is no text shown. If there are 2 or more items all items=20 show up ok. After commenting out BeginUpdate and EndUpdate the listbox=20 show's this one item ok. I haven't been able to think of any reason for this. I=20 would like to use BeginUpdate and EndUpdate because it=20 boost's GUI performance when updating the listbox, but=20 until this is resolved I will skip them. Any hint's welcomed, best regards, =C1g=FAst from Iceland Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57339
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 - standard commands display text hello, in System.Windows.Forms.Design.MenuCommands is a class StandardCommands with static members for some standard commands iE: StandardCommands.Delete i want my document implement some of these commands and the toolbar show these commands. how can i get culture specific names of these commands (iE: engl. "Delete") ? how can i get the toolbar bitmap? (16x16) Frank Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57338
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 - No Touch Deployment. No Touch Deployment. I use "No Touch Deployment" for my Window Forms application. The question is why my EXE-file is downloaded three times and not just one. My shortcut: C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\IEExec.exe http://ozzy/conet/client/bin/co.win.exe?server=ozzy IIS Logfile: cs-method cs-uri-stem cs- uri-query sc-status sc-bytes cs- bytes time-taken GET /conet/client/bin/co.win.exe server=hk0073.config 200 823562 232 16766 GET /conet/client/bin/co.win.exe server=hk0073 200 823562 225 17328 GET /conet/client/bin/CO.Win.DLL - 404 4203 211 0 GET /conet/client/bin/CO.Win/CO.Win.DLL - 404 4203 218 0 GET /conet/client/bin/bin/CO.Win.DLL - 404 4203 215 0 GET /conet/client/bin/bin/CO.Win/CO.Win.DLL - 404 4203 222 0 GET /conet/client/bin/CO.Win.EXE - 200 823562 211 17594 Thanks in advance! Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57337
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 - Update dataset I have a Windows form that does a insert and then a update to a dataset. When I do the insert/update and all the fields are filled in it works fine. But when there is a null value or when the field is empty I get the usual update error. I'm using a Access database and none of the fields are required. I don't want to have to make a seperate object to merge the changes like most of my forms do. VB6 had shortcuts and I would like to use one in VB.NET I want to have a If Then Else or something to use as a shortcut around this. Like: If textbox1 = NULL then skip Else Add textbox1.text = recordset..... I have found limited info on the Null field problem. Something like System.DBNULL In the old way I would do something like a IIF(NULL) etc... Does anybody have any ideas. Thanks. Erik Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57319
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 - .net bug in order of events w/ listview control?? i've found what appears to be a bug and i'm looking for confirmation. as a result of problems i found w/ an application i made, i created a simple vb.net program that includes a single form with a listview control, a text box and a button. i coded events for ENTER and LEAVE for the listview control and textbox. i also coded a SELECTEDINDEXCHANGED event and a CLICKED event for the listview. each event writes to a string that it occurred there is no other code. the button is used to display the string. finally, i hard-coded two items into the listview control. i'm running a windows xp computer with visual studio.net installed and .net 1.1. on that computer, when i run the test program, if i click on item one in the listview control, then click on the text box, then click back to the listview control on item two, the following events occur.... entered listview->clicked on listview->left listview- >entered textbox->left textbox->entered listview- >selected index changed->selected index changed->clicked on listview aside from the SELECTEDINDEXCHANGED event getting called twice, which i dont' understand, it works as i would expect. however, if i run this same program on any other computer (that doesn't have visual studio.net installed), the order of events is different. what i get is... entered listview->clicked on listview->left listview- >entered textbox->selected index changed->selected index changed->left textbox->entered listview->clicked on listview !!! the SELECTEDINDEXCHANGED event gets called before the event for leaving the textbox. what's the deal with this? is this a bug or am i missing something? if it is a bug, it seems like a fairly serious one (for me at least). thanks, glenn Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57317
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 - Column order when binding DataGrid with typed collection I need help for setting the order of columns in a=20 DataGrid populated by binding it with a fixed-type=20 collection of custom objects. Actually I don=B4t even know=20 where to start. The binding was easy and works with a simple myDataGrid.DataSource =3D myCollection; But the order of the columns messes the data; related=20 columns appear separated each other. How can I specify=20 column ordering? Should I change the order in the=20 DataGrid (How?). Or there is a way to make Reflection=20 work automatically on the type to get the properties and=20 fields on the right order, so whenever I bind them with a=20 grid the columns appear in the right place? Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57315
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 - GUI similar to Visual Studio .NET Dear Everybody, I am designing the editor which has very similar GUI to Visual Studio.NET.(Main menu, toolbar, toolbox, Solution Explorer, properties, Editing area, etc). Specially, because this editor handle multiple file format, a file will be open by solution Explorer and correspoding Editor form shoud be opened. As an object is modifid by properties box in VS, so is the object inside file. Is there any similar demo source code? Thanks, Jongmin Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57312
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 - master detail sub-detail not updating on row click I have a strongly-typed DataSet with 3 DataTables related to one another such that there is a 1-many between master and detail and 1-many between detail and sub-detail. The DataSet is bound to 3 DataGrids -- 1 DataTable per Grid. I bound like this: gridMaster.DataSource = dataset gridMaster.Member = "tableMaster" gridDetail.DataSource = dataset gridDetail.Member = "tableMaster.relateMasterToDetail" gridSubDetail.DataSource = dataset gridSubDetail.Member = "tableMaster.relateDetailToSubDetail" The DataTables are populating with the correct information from the database. Here is the problem: The Sub-detail grid does not refresh with the correct records when the selected rows of the Master and Detail change. Changing rows in the Master grid DOES change the Detail grid to show only those rows that share an ID with the Master grid's current row. However, the sub-detail does not change to show the records related to the new ID selected in the Master and Detail grids. Would greatly appreciate any help on this. Thx. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57306
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 - Control when a new row is added to a datagrid Shortly after one starts entering data on the last row of a datagrid, a blank (*) row is created beneath. How can I control when this happens? For each column (cell) I've added validation. What happens when the blank row is added is that the Leave event of the current cell fires, in turn fireing the Validating event. For now I handle them as exceptions and simple ignore them. But there must a better way!! Regards, Kenneth Bohman Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57299
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 - Determine datagrid's currently sorted column I need to figure out how, in code, to determine a bound datagrid's currently sorted column and then to change it. The result will be used in a context menu with an Arrange By -> list similar to Outlook. Any ideas? Brian Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57295
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 - C#.NET browser cancelling action on loading a page the first time We wrote a small C# web browser stripped of all functionality except for going from link to link to load a webpage we wrote ourselve as well. Everything is working great, except for a really annoying minor problem that must be fixed. For some users under certain access groups (active directory), on some machines, no matter what url we are trying to load, the first webpage loaded with the browser will return an "ACTION CANCELLED" page. For other users (usually ones with more rights), the first webpage will load properly. If we use Internet Explorer to load the webpage, no matter who the users are, the first page will load just fine. Basically, if we get an "Action cancelled" page, we can just hit refresh and it'd load properly. It's like the C#.NET browser is trying to goto a site that doesn't exist and cancels itself. In fact, if we "catches" the "action cancelled" page within the code and then reload the same page, it'd load properly. Any help would be wonderful, thanks in advance. Tag: How to disable my Component in the toolbox? Tag: 57293

Hi,

i have written a custom component that derives from
System.ComponentModel.Component.

It gets added to the toolbox correctly but I want it
to only be droppable on Forms, not on UserControls etc.

When a Form is currently displayed, the component should
be enabled in the toolbox, otherwise not.
Like the MainMenu component toolbox item does. It is
disabled when a UserControl is in design mode.

How do I get the same effect?

TIA

Martin

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