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 | For that, you simply need to use the IO classes built into .NET Imports System.IO Perform a google search to and look for "VB.NET + Write to text file" or similar and you'll be on your way. There are many good examples and some may suit your requirements more than … |
| | [code] Const SMTPHost As String = "Your.ExchangeServer" Public Sub SendMailMessage(ByVal from As String, ByVal recepient As String, ByVal bcc As String, ByVal cc As String, ByVal subject As String, ByVal body As String) Try 'create the mail message Dim mail As New Net.Mail.MailMessage() 'set the addresses mail.From = New Net.Mail.MailAddress(from) … |
| | Quick question, is this a Web Application or a WinForms Application? |
| | Yes, it's very easy once you know how... you need to raise an event. First, let's call the event "DataChanged" Step 1) Open the popup to code view and add the following code under the Class Declaration "PopUp" in this case Public Class PopUp [COLOR="Red"]Public Event DataChanged()[/COLOR] Step 2) Locate … |
| | First, set doublebuffered to true on the form. Second, when you load things like listboxes, comboboxes, grids, you should alway wrapper the Fill command like this. lbSomeListbox.SuspendLayout() 'populate the listbox lbSomeListBox.ResumeLayout() Using the suspend/resume layout improves load time since it stops the control from being redrawn as each record (item) … |
| | Actually, your issue is not so much about the connection string in this instance. The issue is within the setting of SQL Express! I no longer have sql express loaded so, I apologize if my reply appears rather vague - but it should point you in the right direction. [COLOR="Red"]I … |
| | One question is: Will the site be hosted from a hosting vendor or from an on-site server? And regarding the database... MSAccess is definitely not the way to go... you really should consider a hosted database platform - it costs a bit more but is A) more secure than MSAccess … |
| | I agree with the other posts that 45k items is a bit much and you may be better off creating a series of dependant combo boxes instead. One thing that may help however is that when you're populating such a huge amount of items, you should use the following syntax … |
| | Please can some one help me with codes to check and see if a text box contains first name, space and surname Dim sValue as string = TextBox1.Text Dim pos As Integer = 0 Dim sValue As String = "Some Text" Dim sFirstName As String = "" Dim sLastName As … |
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