Ah.... You are posting VB.NET code in the VB 4/5/6 Forum.

I'm not sure how using session to store the invalid attempt count works, but it's sounding like a DoS waiting to happen. What if I (not legit user) want to stop you (legit user) from accessing your...

By the beard of Zeus, I'm guessing it doesn't know what kind of database your .xsd is..... how was it made?

Very good, you can mark this thread as solved.

Alright, attach your project and database into a zip file, so I can get a first hand look at this thing.

I don't know enough about the entities in your database to help you here. Your SQL query string, has a "WHERE" clause, with no condition! You need to put someting like:
cmd = New...

Yup. If you recompile it on a 64-bit vista platform, it should work.... other than that, good luck.

ah, yes... I was thinking file.readall :/

In his code above, just remove the My.Computer.

The same way I did it... just remove the textbox and use buttons instead.....

Clipboard.SetText(TextBox1.SelectedText) :)

if that answers your question, you can mark the thread as solved.

I couldn't agree more.

To answer your question, however: AddHandler :)

I'm not going to build the calculator for you, but here is a project that basically does what you want, but only adds up the sum. First, type a number in the bottom box, and then click the button. ...

Very good. I'm glad it's solved.

oh, duh... read that all wrong. Add an OpenFileDialog, and a SaveFileDialog to the form. Double click the menu item for Open, and put:
OpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog()...

Double Click The Menu Item, And Add The Code To The Menu Item

I've been working on this with sendmessage, and to be honest, I've been having a hell of a time with using sendmessage in .NET. I can write one in less than 2 minutes that sends a minimize message...

I hate to tell you, but that too loops through all the lines. I guess I'm confused on what you want to do.... (at least until now). I've been under the impression you wanted to open a file, find...

Dim FileLines() As String = File.ReadAllLines("c:\output.txt")
Dim SavedLines As New ArrayList

For I = 0 To FileLines.Count - 1
If InStr(FileLines(I), "48") <> 0 Then...

try this: Dim d = New StreamReader(fs)

Sorry about that, up at the very top you need to add imports system.io (just above "public class").

Eah, I'm not sure how long SendWait waits, but when I did this type of thing in visual basic 6, I had to add sleeps after every sendkeys event... I also had to add doevents (app.doevents). Even...

No, No. Imagine something like...
dim curLine as string
dim oldLine as string
dim bFlag as boolean
Dim SavedLines As New Stack
dim fs = New FileStream("file.txt",FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read)...

I have an idea (was gonna write the code myself, but your project is a little full-fledged already with the textboxes and all). As you read in a new line from the file, basically make a variable...

Not really. That code is not only functional, but also makes use of some techniques to reduce the load on the processor and make the program run faster.... so, truthfully, that code is about as good...

I Think Teme64's Right. Once Program copy 1 opens the file, I think the system locks it. I guess a solution around this, would be to have the program download a local copy, and work with it, then...

No No, It was faulty code :$:
dim urls as new List(of string)()
dim I as integer
urls = PopulateUrlList()

for I = 0 to urls.count -1 ' maybe i = 1 to urls.count
...

That code is fantastic. The only thing that I would mention about it... is that you are using the function to work with your form. On a small scale project, this is fine (and I've seen it used on...

You would have to do something entirely different. Firefox stores it's URL's in files.... I believe under something like "c:\documents and settings\%username%\Application...

Well, That code works... And Pretty Well.

What's interesting here, is that both methods are pretty great..... but neither one of them gets the typed URL's of a browser other than IE. What about getting the history of Firefox.... Opera.......

Right, it returns an arraylist. So you would call it from the button, then assign the return value to an arraylist, and loop through it.
dim something as new arraylist
something = GetInstalled()...

I know why you did it, and were absolutely right... I just wanted to make the distinction for him, so that he understands the concepts. I would have suggested the same code mod you did ;)

You shouldn't modify the function. The concept of a function, is that you shouldn't make them interact with the form. The idea of a function is that a function can be modular.... what if in the...

C# IS .net. It's just a C style usage of it.
Public Function GetInstalled()
Dim uninstallKey As String
Dim rk As RegistryKey
Dim sk As RegistryKey
Dim skName...

Set AutoCompleteSource to ListItems, then set AutoCompleteMode to whichever one you like. I prefer Suggest, but you can check them all to see which one is ideal for you.

just for kicks and laughs, let's try to replace the (or just below the line of) 'msgbox line with Application.Doevents(). I've noticed that sometimes when a msgbox makes code work that doesn't seem...

Well.... I don't see when the destructor would be called.... that is, does a second new mean a call to the first destructor? I don't think so... because destruction happens when the object is set to...

A Timer is a control, just like a button, or an option button or some other fun little tool.... here is a little article: http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/Code/Jun2003/2084.asp You can have it run a...

Which version of VB are you using firstly? Is it VB6? Also, what is webform.vb? Is it a project file that you made in visual basic?