Comments by Wietze Bron

Wietze Bron 17-Nov-14 12:25pm View

Thanks for your reply, but please read the question.

Wietze Bron 17-Nov-14 12:24pm View

Thanks for your reply.
The dll in this case is not meant for end-users but for developers.
Does the set-up procedure make the custom controls visible for the developers ?
I thought the advantage of .Net was that you should be able to run your exe or dll from your default folder.

Wietze Bron 16-Nov-14 5:24am View

Please read the question !

Wietze Bron 24-Jan-13 13:20pm View

Hi Kishor, thanks for givin it another try.
The code I need to populate my table is as follows:

Dim DBconnection As String
Dim selectCommand As String
Dim da As SqlDataAdapter
Dim bs As New BindingSource()
Dim dgv As New DataGridView
Dim table As New DataTable()

DBconnection = "user id=...."
selectCommand = "select * from ...."

da = New SqlDataAdapter(selectCommand, DBconnection)
da.Fill(table)
bs.DataSource = table
dgv.DataSource = bs

This means I will not be able to add DataColumns individually.

Wietze Bron 23-Jan-13 12:47pm View

Yes, hence my question in the first place.
Using field numbers also doesn't gain enough in this case.
I am afraid there is no real solution.

Wietze Bron 22-Jan-13 12:22pm View

There is no code yet, only a question.

Wietze Bron 22-Jan-13 12:21pm View

Hi Kishor, thanks for your reaction.
Your solution still needs to be used on individual rows/columns.
In that case there is already the Row.Item(Col.ColumnName).Trim method.
I need one setting / command for the entire table.

Wietze Bron 21-Jan-13 14:52pm View

Ofcourse it works. The SQL query is correct.
For 'tablename' you have to substitute your own table.
For DBconnectionWork you have to substitute your own connection string.

Wietze Bron 6-Jan-13 9:30am View

I have tested it on another PC with the sdame instance of VS2010. I used exactly the same code and here I don't have the problem. Could it be a central setting or something ?

Wietze Bron 6-Jan-13 8:43am View

Hi Zoltan, thanks for your reaction.

I just used the code plain as stated above and I get no exception.
Form2 comes up whith the first messagebox and not with the second.

When I change form2 to the following I get an exception, but there should always be an unhandled exception I think.

Private Sub Form2_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim i, j As Integer
Try
MsgBox("begin")
j = 0
i = 100 / j
MsgBox("ready")
Catch ex As Exception
Call MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub

Wietze Bron 6-Jan-13 8:16am View

I am sorry, this makes no difference. The begin messagebox was
already shown in the first place, so this has nothing to do with the code
being executed or not in the form2_load.

Wietze Bron 1-Mar-12 14:45pm View

property attributes: <designerserializationvisibility(designerserializationvisibility.visible)>

NotifyParentProperty(True), RefreshProperties(RefreshProperties.All)

Wietze Bron 1-Mar-12 14:41pm View

In VB.net 2010 I have a custom control who's properties are being set through a UITypeEditor (through code). The IDE does not recognize the changes and does not put the star on the form tab. When I store the project the form is not stored and the property changes are lost. When I afterwards make other changes in the IDE the star becomes visible and my custom properties are also saved.

Wietze Bron 26-Feb-12 2:13am View

Thanks, I was afraid of that.

Wietze Bron 20-Feb-12 12:11pm View

Are you doing something special in the OnStayWithinParentBoundsChanged ?
I did the same you did. Here it doesn't work.
Maybe it's the way I work. I am changing the (not browsable) property out of another form through a UITypeEditor.

Wietze Bron 19-Feb-12 12:44pm View

Thanks for you reply Dave.
Unfortunately it does not work.

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