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I build my project then I open the EXE file at the RELEASE FOLDER, when generating in a crystal report a error message pops up "LOAD REPORT FAILED". |
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I have this code [CODE] Dim replace As String = System.DateTime.Now.AddDays(7).ToString("yyyy-MM-dd")[/CODE] What I'm trying to do is [CODE] Dim replace As String = textbox1.text.AddDays(7).ToString("yyyy-MM-dd")[/CODE] is there a way to use that add days from a text or string value already? |
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I have a LAN connection with my project and I need to display a running time and date of with labels anyone have an idea? is it curdate and curtime? |
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The startup that I set in my project is not the same when I open the exe file of my project. Someone can help me? tnx |
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Is it possible to reload a form of the running application from one computer when I executed a function from my other computer with the same application? co'z I want to see the changes of data on my datagrid view |
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I downloaded one type of free code 3 of 9 font but the barcode scanner doesn't read it and the other fonts that I downloaded are not compatible to the crystal report and it says "True Fonts only"(not exact but just like that) |
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I have this code [CODE] sqlcon.Close() sqlcon.Open() cmd.CommandText = "SELECT item_category FROM tbl_item_code where item_category = '" & lbl_category.Text & "'" cmd.Connection = sqlcon dr = cmd.ExecuteReader dr.Read() If dr.HasRows() Then sqlcon.Close() sqlcon.Open() Dim cmd2 As New MySqlCommand Dim dr2 As MySqlDataReader cmd2.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM tbl_item_code WHERE item_code='" … |
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I have this code which saves the dump file in a static path or destination [CODE] Process.Start("C:\xampp\mysql\bin\mysqldump.exe", "-u root ipoint -r C:\Backup\ipoint.sql") MsgBox("Backup Database Created")[/CODE] I want to choose the path by using the folder browser dialog which will put the path on a textbox but this code below doesn't … |