Passing a Form handle to a constructor. - .NET (Core and Framework) Discussion Boards

There really is no good way to do what you are asking for. Perhaps if you tell the reason for why pasting would be prohibited, it might be easier to give an answer.

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Since that asp text box control is for entering Quantity (which will be only numeric). I had alos written a JavaScript function on keypress of that .net textbox control to avoid any charecter other that numbers.
So by chance if user pastes the text & clicks Save button it gives type casting error(which is quite obvious).
So instead of checking on codebehind I wanna do it before saving.

Regards,
Vipul Mehta
Sr. Software Engineer
NIIT Technologies Ltd

Check the value using the onsubmit event, then. Here is an example:

http://www.guffa.com/Programming_archive.asp?id=28

You still should validate the data the server side, though. You can never really trust that the posted data actually comes from your page, or that the Javascript validation always works.

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The following logic has solved my problem

<input onPaste="return false;">

Thanking you for your prompt and useful reply

Regards,
Vipul Mehta
Sr. Software Engineer
NIIT Technologies Ltd

That is an event that only exists in Internet Explorer. Any other browser will ignore it.

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I'm trying to get the VSS bindings for projects in a solution from the EnvDTE object. There is a SourceControlBindings object but I can't find any documentation on it. I can get the Bindings by cracking open the INI files for Non-Web Projects but not for Web Projects. There must be a better way! Any help?

I have a ComboBox which binds to a volatile collection.

When the collection is changed, the ComboBox (drop-down) list isn't refreshed if it has already been dropped down by the user.

If the user does not drop-down the list before the collection change, then it does a fresh read on the source and gets the correct data.

I'm wondering if there is a notification event that I need to raise other than the standard PropertyChanged to force the ComboBox to refresh. Note: The collection object has no access or awareness of the control (as it should be) so it can't be done manually.

Thanks

NIK

-- modified at 14:04 Friday 22nd September, 2006

I'm just starting to use Managed C++ and .NET. I'm still in the early learning stages.

Basically, I have a Window Form that has a value for MyClass to use. I thought I could use the following code to pass the Form1 handle to the Myclass constructor.

I forward declare the Form1 class in "MyClass.h". In the constructor definition I pass the Form1 handle to a local variable just to see if the handle gets to the construtor. When the 'myTestVar = ' line is commented out, the program compiles and when I run the debugger I can see the Form1 handle being passed to the constructor and hTest being set equal to hForm. So I know at this point, I can pass the Form1 handle to the constructor.

When I remove the comments from the 'myTestVar = ' line, I get compiler errors. I can't figure out what's wrong.

1>.\MyClass.cpp(12) : error C2027: use of undefined type MyProject::Form1'
1> c:\visual studio 2005\projects\praxflow\praxflow\MyClass.h(4) : see
declaration of 'MyProject::Form1'

Currently, I have a private member method within the Form1 class called setMyClass( ^Form1 ) which works but this doesn't seem very OOP to me.

//----MyClass.h----
#pragma once

namespace MyProject
{
ref class Form1; //forward declaration
}

public ref class CMyClass
{
public:
CMyClass( MyProgram::Form1 ^hForm );

private:
int myTestVar;
}

//----MyClass.cpp----
#pragma once

#include "StdAfx.h"
#include "MyClass.h"

CMyClass::CMyClass( hForm )
{
MyProject::Form1 ^hTest;
hTest = hForm;

// myTestVar = Convert::ToInt32( hForm->txtFieldFromForm1->Text );
}

//----Form1.h----
#pragma once

#include "MyClass.h"

namespace MyProject
{
public ref class Form1 : public System::Windows::Forms::Form
{
public:
Form1(void)
{
//--- initializing stuff
}
protected:
//---destructor
private:

private: System::Void btnInitMyClass_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e)
{
CMyClass MyClass = gcnew CMyClass( this ); //Instantiate and initialize using the Form1 handle.
}
};
}

hi there

I'm a beginner into vc .net, and a have installed vs . net 2003 vc++....

Now I'm trying to find a crystal report tutorial or a sample code, but all I find is in C# or VB, i a wish to learn to do such kind of things in VC++...

how to search (find) samples in VC++ on msdn web site or here..etc

pls pls pls

alexa2g@yahoo.com

-- modified at 12:14 Friday 22nd September, 2006

If you have a specific question you would do better posting it in the VC++ forum. Code Project has a search articles capability.

See here[^]

WhiteSky

What is the Top code in Dot. NET?

Hai this is Prabahar, working as a Software Engineer, in .NET Plateform for more than 3 years.

That's not a real question. Do you mean the best code, the best language, what ? I can't imagine a way to interpret it that gives it a cut and dried answer.

If someone asked me that in an interview, I'd say 'the code I'm going to write for you when you hire me'.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

What do you need?

WhiteSky

First of all, is it possible usign .NET remoting feature inside a .NET
applet loaded into a tag object inside an HTML page ?

<object id="myID" height="150" width="300"
classid="http:applet.dll#test.applet">

If not please can anyone explain why ?

I think yes and so I'd written a small example immediately I've met a
problem.

I'm using .NET Framework v. 1.1.4322 and it's the only version
installed both client side and server side.

My test applet is correctly loaded into IE client but when I try to setting programmatically the remoting I aways obtain a SecurityException even if the assembly is strong name signed and client side fully trusted.

The exception is the following: <br />
System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type System.Security.Permissions.SecurityPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 failed. <br />
at System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.CheckTokenBasedSetHelper(Boolean ignoreGrants, TokenBasedSet grants, TokenBasedSet denied, TokenBasedSet demands) <br />
at System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.CheckSetHelper(PermissionSet grants, PermissionSet denied, PermissionSet demands) <br />
at System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(IChannel chnl) at test.applet.Check()

Could anyone help me please ?

Best regards

1.I create a strong typed dataset.
2.I bound the table from the strong Typed dataset to a DataGridView.
3.User Click on a row and press "Select" button. I can just cast the selected row with code below:

<br />
this.returnedRow =<br />
(TypedDS.MasterGroupSearchRow)this.dgvMasterContract.CurrentRow.DataBoundItem;  <br />

4.At this moment the
this.dgvMasterContract.CurrentRow.DataBoundItem is (TypedDS.MasterGroupSearchRow)

But if After Click on the column header .. problem come out ...
this.dgvMasterContract.CurrentRow.DataBoundItem will become System.Data.DataRow.
So code below will fail ..

<br />
this.returnedRow =<br />
(TypedDS.MasterGroupSearchRow)this.dgvMasterContract.CurrentRow.DataBoundItem;  <br />

Is there anyway to solve this problem ? or is there anyway to preserve it original typed row ?

Check the type before you process the OnClick event?

Is this a web grid view or a winform gridview?

Hello!

Ive got a solution with about 10 projects. I recently changed assembly version in all projects from [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.1.0.0")] to [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.1.0.1")].

When I now rebuild the solution and run the program I get this: System.IO.FileLoadException: The located assembly's manifest definition with name 'X' does not match the assembly reference.
File name: "X"

What did I miss?

/Regards

When you set your references between projects, did you set the reference to another projects .DLL file, or to the project itself?

If you set it on the .DLL file, this can cause the problem your having.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Hello Dave

I set in on the project itself.

/Regards

OK. If that's the case, then you have the older project .DLL's copied into the .EXE's Debug and Release folders, or somewhere else on the PATH. Search the drive for the names of the .DLL's and see if you have stray copies running around.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

I have a similar problem.. but changing the reference to project reference didn't resove the problem...

In visual I clearly see reference to a project with version 1.1.x.1
But when I check with the .net configuration utility the assembly dependecy points to version 1.1.x.2
And If I check with lutz .net Reflector I see the reference to version 1.1.x.1
But when I test my app it is clear that the dependecys in .net config utility is right because it gives an error tha it can't find 1.1.x.2

Confused | :confused:

This seems so strange.....
Please help !

thank you

Same answer. Search the drive and find all the copies of the .DLL's involved. Wipe them all out. If you have them registered in the GAC, unregister them first. Once you have them cleaned up, rebuild the entire project. Make sure of your project dependency order first, the rebuild the entire project.

You can find out more about how the runtime locates and loads assemblies here[^].

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Thank you for this usefull information, But I'm still confused why you get different references on the same dll with reflector and .net configuration utility ...

I don't know. I haven't seen that behavior and I can't duplicate it myself.

I keep my Assembly Versions completely manual. That means that there are no * in the version assembly version numbers. I also don't copy my .DLL's around and I don't set references to them unless they are libraries that I use in multiple projects and I've installed them in the GAC. Otherwise I set references to the .DLL's Project, not the .DLL itself. This keep versioning nice and neat and avoids problems with "whatever version cannot be found" errors.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic