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Re: [QUOTE]That's because I graduated, got a job, and stopped posting in there.[/QUOTE]:) I have noticed that it happens from time to time on different forums, members seems to come and go as time passes.;) | |
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Re: Welcome to Daniweb.:) Have a look at our IT Professional lounge with some options to decide upon when entering the IT world. | |
Re: Welcome, glad you find the "real" Daniweb feeling. Enjoy your time with us, thanks for the nice words, our mods are really some of the best!:) | |
Re: As Ancient mentioned, try and stick to a developer language, database skills and maybe a web developing skill. Rather build on those and become an expert, then consider another language.:) Good luck in your career. | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb.:) We'll see you around flash and VB6. You will notice that your links has been snipped, all about rules and regulations. You can catch up on our posting rules [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies"]here[/URL].;) | |
Re: To clear all the text on labels, use the following - In a module - [CODE]Public Sub ClearLabels(frm As Form) Dim Control As Control For Each Control In frm.Controls If TypeOf Control Is Label Then Control.Caption = vbNullString End If Next Control End Sub[/CODE] In your form under the "reset" … | |
Re: I would opt for the active x option (ado), save the path to a database and call the main connection from there. Do you know how to achieve this? | |
Re: The attachment covers all about copying and pasting of files as well as saving the link to a database. You are quite lucky that Debasisdas and myself is helping you out like this today, normally we want to see some effort from the poster's side. Please read our posting rules … | |
Re: Try the following - [CODE]Dim x As Integer x = txtNumber.Text x = x + 3 [/CODE] | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb Gulraiz.:) You can post a question about "Universal Feedparser" in our IT Professional Lounge. I'm sure you will get some positive replies from there. | |
Re: Also look at your external drive's speed, that can also cause slower prosessing speeds if it is a slow drive. As per Das, your Lan speed (transfer rate speed) is also VERY important, especially sending and receiving data. Another thing to look at is your database, Access is known for … | |
Re: [QUOTE]You want the entire projects to be delivered to you nicely packed or are you also interested in lending a helping hand ?[/QUOTE] Hehehehe.;) Same here, how much are you prepared to pay. There are some newbies here that will do it quite cheap.:) | |
Re: This is a very common data entry bug for interfaces to SQL. Use the function below to automatically double any SQL characters (NOTE these vary between databases, they are not universal so you should check which apply to the db you are using) which occur IN the data. You still … | |
Re: If you are saying "adding to vb6" are you talking about creating a table etc? | |
Re: This is a question for the VB.Net forum experts. I have asked the mods to move it there from VB4/5/6.:) | |
Re: [QUOTE]Although this works fine there is a limit to the amount of code that the text box control source can hold[/QUOTE] Not sure what you mean by this, You can add as much code as you want into any given sub for a text box.:) As far as the amount … | |
Re: Showdow, show the efforts my man.:) Again, debsisdas gave you the solution, just follow the link, have a look at the last part - [QUOTE]Finally you need to display the data in the DataGrid control. To accomplish this, go to the properties window and set the DataSource property of the … | |
Re: What is not working? Debasisdas's code is correct. You should know by now to show us the error and on which line it occurs. That way we can help you get the solution. | |
This question has been asked over and over again, where to go next with my skills. The link below gives a diagram which will help you on deciding to choose the language that will suit your needs best. You can find the diagram [URL="http://www.streamhead.com/what-programming-language-to-learn-next/"]HERE[/URL], written and designed by Peter BackX. | |
Re: To get a percentage of a value, take the value, multiply it by the percentage value, divide it by 100. 100 * 10 / 100 = 10 | |
Re: On which line did the error occur? | |
Re: Nice in solving your own problem, keep it up.:) Please mark this as solved, thanks. | |
Re: On which line does the error occur? | |
Re: For other readers, [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread345836.html"]THIS[/URL] link has relevance. The answer has been posted there.:) | |
Re: You don't have to use such a complex connection to Mysql at all. Have a look at the following connection method. The first part is to a server, the second part is to your local pc (localhost) - [CODE]Public Sub ServerConnect() Dim conn As ADODB.Connection Dim strIPAddress As String Set … | |
Re: Rather late than never, welcome to Daniweb.:) I have asked the mods to move your post to our IT Professional lounge. I'm sure you will get more replies from there. | |
Re: As per your previous post - [CODE]Public Sub ServerConnect() Dim conn As ADODB.Connection Dim strIPAddress As String Set conn = New ADODB.Connection strIPAddress = '###Add the ip address here!!! conn.ConnectionString = "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};" _ & "SERVER=" & strIPAddress & ";" _ & "DATABASE=ADMS;" _ 'The database name here … | |
Re: @Kallurivenu, start a NEW and your OWN thread by clicking [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=4"]THIS[/URL] link. You will not get any help from members by hijacking others threads. | |
Re: I would declare the flag public and then give it a value based on what I need to do. Say for instance your user has added a new record to your database and you now need to take him back to the main form, do this - [CODE]'In a module, … | |
Re: @fadhil12 - Firstly, we do not allow the hijacking of other members posts. You will have to open your own thread. Click on [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=4"]THIS[/URL] link to start your own.:) Secondly, you need to tell us what you have so far. We can not give you all the code, only add … | |
Re: You need to find the next available empty row in the column and then paste the data into that column. The following example will give you an idea on how to achieve this - [CODE]Public Sub CopyRows() Sheets("Sheet1").Select ' Find the last row of data FinalRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row ' Loop … | |
Re: In your if statements, use the "Exit While" part if a condition is met. | |
Re: [QUOTE]I need a code which will help me compile an exe file based on some arguments or with the help of another VB file[/QUOTE] Rather use the "Package and Deployment" wizard that came with VB^ to compile your app.:) It will refer back to errors if there are any, or … | |
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Re: Have a look at the following and choose the sub that will best represent your scenario - [CODE]Sub DeleteBlankRows1() 'Deletes the entire row within the selection if the ENTIRE row contains no data. 'We use Long in case they have over 32,767 rows selected. Dim i As Long 'We turn … |
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