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How open the OCX code in VB6.0 (Reach Full Source).

7-Nov-09 9:13

I'm sorry. I know English is not your first language, and I don't want to criticise for that, but the truth is that this post makes no sense at all. I have read it five times and have only the vaguest idea what you're trying to say. You might try babelfish.yahoo.com if you need help translating your question into English. Or just try to reword it with a bit more detail. You're writing a VB app for a phone ? You want to use a USB modem ? I'm not sure.

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Ir-win ChakadCo7-Nov-09 5:10

Ir-win ChakadCo

7-Nov-09 5:10

Hello.
How open the OCX code in VB6.0 (Reach Full Source).
Is There nothing like "reflector".
thank you.

Re: How open the OCX code in VB6.0 (Reach Full Source).

Christian Graus7-Nov-09 9:14

How can we have been produced by OCX VB6.0 open code, we read it.

7-Nov-09 9:14

VB6 is rubbish, and totally obsolete. You should not use it. No, there is nothing like that, the ocx is probably written in C++, because that's how VB6 was useful, C++ did all the hard work in OCX components.

Christian Graus

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Ir-win ChakadCo7-Nov-09 5:10

Ir-win ChakadCo

7-Nov-09 5:10

Hello.
How open the OCX code in VB6.0 (Reach Full Source).
Is There nothing like "reflector".
thank you.

Re: How can we have been produced by OCX VB6.0 open code, we read it.

Christian Graus7-Nov-09 9:14

Assigning an icon to an extension saved by .net application

7-Nov-09 9:14

Don't ask twice, that's rude.

Christian Graus

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A.Najafi7-Nov-09 5:08

A.Najafi

7-Nov-09 5:08

Hi All,
Using Visual studio 2008, I have an application that its data can save to a binary file, using *.SDB extension, Moreover users can open this file from my application. I have 2 questions about this.
1- How can I assign an icon to this saved file with SDB extension when my application has been installed in other computer?
2- Similar to *.sln file (for Visual Studio project), How can I assign tow icon to single extension? For example when a solution is saved with visual studio 2005 its icon different from that one saved from visual studio 2008. In first, the solution’s icon contains “5” but in 08 solution’s icon contains “8”.
Thanks Again.

Re: Assigning an icon to an extension saved by .net application

Christian Graus7-Nov-09 10:23

RegSaveKey() : how to use this function?

7-Nov-09 10:23

A.Najafi wrote:
How can I assign an icon to this saved file with SDB extension when my application has been installed in other computer?

It's a registry entry. You can write it within your program, just google to get the details, or just open regedit and look at the masses of extensions there and how they are formatted.

A.Najafi wrote:
How can I assign tow icon to single extension?

I don't know exactly how it does that, but again, it's all done in the registry.

Christian Graus

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Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

ghafarifar6-Nov-09 23:28

ghafarifar

6-Nov-09 23:28

Hello
RegSaveKey() : how to use this function in vb.net?
any simple example? D'Oh! | :doh:

Christian Graus6-Nov-09 23:38

6-Nov-09 23:38

There is no need to import API functions to work with the registry, just use the ones built in to VB.NET.

Christian Graus

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ghafarifar6-Nov-09 23:43

ghafarifar

6-Nov-09 23:43

how?
please Write an example

DaveAuld7-Nov-09 1:45

DaveAuld

7-Nov-09 1:45

What is it with you people.

Go google, have a go yourself first.....then when you get stuck come back with a specific question and show us what you have tried.

Yes, i 1 voted you.

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ghafarifar7-Nov-09 19:52

ghafarifar

7-Nov-09 19:52

Hello
How can I get a export in the Registry
And what import it
In Vb.net
Any method

WebBrowser Autmating Navigation

Milad.Biroonvand7-Nov-09 21:34

Milad.Biroonvand

7-Nov-09 21:34

hi
to check

IfMy.Computer.Registry.GetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software", "TRIRMRER", Nothing) IsNothingThen
end if

to set

My.Computer.Registry.SetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\XYZ", "TRIRMRER", Format(Now, "yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss"))

and to create a key

My.Computer.Registry.SetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\XYZ", "TRIRMRER", Format(Now, "yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss"))

shaina22316-Nov-09 23:01

shaina2231

6-Nov-09 23:01

I m desinging webbot which Logins on faceBook site select Friends List and Have to delete contacts
I m having problem while delete List cause DeleteList is not a button in webpage and i dont know how to access and capture its even using webbrowser control plz help

Re: WebBrowser Autmating Navigation

DaveAuld7-Nov-09 1:47

DaveAuld

7-Nov-09 1:47

Maybe you should be looking first at any FB API's to see if they have the suitable messages you can use directly.

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Web Browser Control help.

thebiostyle6-Nov-09 17:33

6-Nov-09 17:33

I am currently trying to create a Web Design program, freeware, for use to help with the aid of web design. I want it to be sorta like... "Web-Design-Toy" by ACME, only with more features. I have practically everything that I want to be in the application ready. I just need to know how to get it so when the user types into the textbox, it prints out the website view in the web browser control, as to be a "Live View". I currently have no idea how to do that, other than the textbox saving as a certain ".html" document every single time something is typed in, and then the web browser refreshes that document when it is done saving, and right now I don't think that's possible to code using just Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition. Anybody have any ideas of how to code that with Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition!?! Please and Thank-You!!! If you know of the exact coding I am looking for, please post it, or send it to me somehow. Thank-You!

Luc Pattyn6-Nov-09 17:57

6-Nov-09 17:57

How about myWebBrowser.DocumentText=myTextBox.Text?

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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thebiostyle7-Nov-09 10:42

7-Nov-09 10:42

Hey thanks for the help, but I tried the code and the tool tip said, what I believed to be exactly the right code I was looking for, but, nothing from the textbox was printing out in the webbrowser... I need some help please. I was also thinking about trying to figure out how to get rid of the "ContextMenu" of IE when u right click in the webbrowser control. Any ideas on the code to complete my project?!? All help is appreciated, thanks!!

Luc Pattyn7-Nov-09 10:58

7-Nov-09 10:58

Hi,

for myWebBrowser.DocumentText=someString; to work properly, the someString must contain a valid HTML page, e.g. it must begin with a HTML tag, contain a HEAD section and a BODY section, etc.

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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thebiostyle7-Nov-09 11:08

7-Nov-09 11:08

This is what is what I'm gonna have the textbox start with every single time the program is run, a basic and simple webpage that can easilly be edited.

<html><br />
<head><br />
<title>YOURTITLEGOESHERE</title><br />
<style type="text/css"><br />
a     {color:red};<br />
<br />
a.hover     {color:blue};<br />
<br />
a.visit     {color:purple};<br />
<br />
body     {background-color:white};<br />
<br />
font     {color:black};<br />
<br />
</style><br />
</head><br />
<body><br />
THIS IS WHERE YOUR CONTENT GOES!<br />
</body><br />
</html>

Luc Pattyn7-Nov-09 11:18

7-Nov-09 11:18

OK, now if all of that is inside someString then the assignment to DocumentText should cause the WB to render it.

Doesn't it work for you? If so, my wildest guess is you have instantiated your form more than once, and are looking at one of them, and changing the other one (a typical beginners mistake).

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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thebiostyle7-Nov-09 11:25

7-Nov-09 11:25

Okay here is the code that I am using for the main form... The one we're talking about.

Public Class Form1
    Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
        Dim SecondFrom As New Form2
        SecondFrom.Show()
        WebBrowser1.DocumentText = TextBox1.Text

    End Sub
End Class

Luc Pattyn7-Nov-09 11:58

7-Nov-09 11:58

Aha. I can see at least two potential problems here.

1. For WebBrowser1 to be visible on Form2, it must be added somehow to the Forms Control collection. Maybe you used Visual Designer to add the WebBrowser, and all is fine as the Form2 constructor takes care of it; and maybe WebBrowser1 is just a variable somewhere, never added to the Form.

2. the statement WebBrowser1.DocumentText = TextBox1.Text sits inside a Form's Load handler; when does it run? at load time, which is only once, and before the user had an opportunity to enter anything into the TextBox. So all that got copied from TextBox to WebBrowser is the initial content, which is an empty string by default (however you could have added something in there using Visual Designer).

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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thebiostyle7-Nov-09 12:06