Visual Basic

Colin Angus Mackay6-Jun-07 23:30

6-Jun-07 23:30

You can't do that. You will have to pull the icon down from the website first and store it in memory then assign it to the Form's icon property.

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Socheat.Net6-Jun-07 23:47

6-Jun-07 23:47

Can you give me example of code?

Socheat

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Colin Angus Mackay6-Jun-07 23:51

6-Jun-07 23:51

Not off the top of my head. Look for classes in the System.Net namespace WebRequest and WebResponse come to mind.

Dave Kreskowiak7-Jun-07 3:46

7-Jun-07 3:46

Like Colin said, you can't do that.

You'd have to download the icon file to your machine, put it into your project folder, then assign the filepath to the Icon property or add the icon to your app's resources and set the Icon property to that.

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Socheat.Net7-Jun-07 15:25

7-Jun-07 15:25

You know any browsers they can detect icon and display on window form.
Example IE7, Firefox...

Socheat

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Dave Kreskowiak8-Jun-07 3:36

8-Jun-07 3:36

Socheat.Net wrote:
You know any browsers they can detect icon and display on window form.

That statemnet made no sense at all.

A web browser can NOT "detect an icon" and display it in a windows form in your application.

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Socheat.Net10-Jun-07 15:34

10-Jun-07 15:34

Hi, How can i get icon from web site to my form.
example
Me.Icon =Icon
I want to replace Icon to another icon that i want.

Socheat

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Dave Kreskowiak10-Jun-07 17:29

10-Jun-07 17:29

If the icon is displayed in your browser window, have you tried right-clicking the image and picking "Save As..."??

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Socheat.Net10-Jun-07 17:44

10-Jun-07 17:44

You give me wrong answer
????? Confused | :confused:

Socheat

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Dave Kreskowiak11-Jun-07 2:33

11-Jun-07 2:33

No, I didn't. Unless you save that icon file to your hard drive, you can NOT use it in your application. It's that simple.

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Socheat.Net11-Jun-07 15:32

11-Jun-07 15:32

You know I want to do like that, i have an icon store on web server.
http://www.khmerfriend.com/ks.ico
So I want my application get icon from address above, how can i do? I don't want to copy to my project.

Socheat

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Create Folder

Socheat.Net6-Jun-07 21:51

6-Jun-07 21:51

Hi, does anyone have code that can create folder on server without permission?

Socheat

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Re: Create Folder

Craster6-Jun-07 23:29

Craster

6-Jun-07 23:29

No, that's the entire point of filesystem security. Any code you run executes within your security context. If your security context doesn't have permissions to create the folder, then no code you run will be able to either.

Re: Create Folder

Colin Angus Mackay6-Jun-07 23:31

6-Jun-07 23:31

Socheat.Net wrote:
does anyone have code that can create folder on server without permission?

Of course not!

Problem with VS 2005

bojko16-Jun-07 21:38

bojko1

6-Jun-07 21:38

I have this
dim yADAl as WScript.CreateObject("Skype4COM.Skype", "Skype_")
There is an error in "Skype4COM.Skype" but I don't understand it.

Array bounds cannot appear in type specifiers.

Can some1 help me fix it please

Thanks in advance

Re: Problem with VS 2005

Dave Kreskowiak7-Jun-07 3:43

7-Jun-07 3:43

Ummm...CreateObject takes it's parameters as

CreateObject(ComServerName.TypeName [, Location])

It looks like you've gotten the ComServerName and TypeName correct, but you told CreateObject to create the object on a server call "Skype_", which I don't think is going to resolve to an IP address. I've never used Skype, nor do I care to, but shouldn't that line read:

Dim yADA1 As WScript.CreateObject("Skype4COM.Skype")

I highly suggest future questions about this library be directed at the poeple who wrote it - https://developer.skype.com/Docs/Skype4COM[^]. They'd know more than anyone else how to use it and the bugs with it.

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how to correct this?

sathyan_82946-Jun-07 21:33

sathyan_8294

6-Jun-07 21:33

i want to send a mail from vb.net windows application.using the following code can't send mail.
cmd = New SqlCommand("select email from tblCompany", con)
dr = cmd.ExecuteReader
While dr.Read
sb.Append(dr.GetString(0) + ";")
End While
Response.Redirect("mailto:kumar@indocanapparel.com?Bcc=" + sb.ToString)

in this code sb is string builder,dr is sqldatareader.using above code,can't send mail,but didn't show any error.i have dout in response.redirect line.instead of response.write anything will come.plz help me.

SimulationofSai6-Jun-07 22:23

SimulationofSai

6-Jun-07 22:23

sathyan_8294 wrote:
Response.Redirect("mailto:kumar@indocanapparel.com?Bcc=" + sb.ToString)

Response.Redirect is used in Web Applications, NOT Windows Applications. AND Response.Redirect navigates the user to another web page.

How did you ever come up with this idea of sending mail? Confused | :confused:

Look up the Mail classes in System.Net namespace.

And mailto:kumar@indocanapparel.com?Bcc= will launch the default Email client, not send the email in itself!

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Colin Angus Mackay6-Jun-07 23:34

6-Jun-07 23:34

SimulationofSai wrote:
And a good teacher to spank you for the mistake you've done above.

That's a bit harsh. At least he made the attempt! Which is more than can be said of many of the people who ask questions on these forums.

SimulationofSai7-Jun-07 0:06

SimulationofSai

7-Jun-07 0:06

Yes. He did. But his code more or less looked like it was put together using copy paste even before understanding what each line does. How else can one explain a Response.Redirect in apparently what is a Windows Application?

Anyway, a spanking now is better than a whipping from his Project Manager later!;P

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