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Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 17:54

That is doing the same thing... it clears a listbox, and a richtextbox but none of the regular text boxes

That one Textbox that it was clearing with the other codes I changed to a Label, because that is the only one that I wanted not to clear lol

So that is clearing all the items in a listbox, and the richtextbox, but not any of the other ones. I don't know whats going on.. I don't know what to see you.. I posted the exact code for the button click event

Ravenet9-Mar-08 17:58

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 17:58

Hi
Please give a clear picture ,wat are u trying?

once time say listbox, after say textbox?

So, So tell me, wat u r trying?

thanks

Cheers,Earn and Enjoy
RRave
MCTS,MCPD
http://ravesoft.blogspot.com

Jacob Dixon9-Mar-08 18:03

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 18:03

Ok.. I have a button that is suppose to clear EVERY textbox on my form. That is what I am trying to accomplish! The buttons code is this:

This is EXACTLY what I have:

private void button10_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    foreach (Control txt in this.Controls)
    {
        if (txt is TextBox)
        {
            txt.Text = string.Empty;
            this.Refresh();
        }
    }


        // Clear all the combo boxes and richtextboxes on the form
        Phone2Listbox.Items.Clear();
        phoneListbox.Items.Clear();
        AuthPhone1Listbox.Items.Clear();
        AuthPhone2Listbox.Items.Clear();
        AuthPhone3Listbox.Items.Clear();
        MedAllergiesListbox.Items.Clear();
        MedPhoneListbox.Items.Clear();
        EmergPhoneListbox.Items.Clear();
        PaidToDateListbox.Items.Clear();
        richTextBox1.Clear();
        othercomments.Clear();
}

I am sorry that I said it was clearing a listbox, that is the code I have above that is clearing the textbox, and richtextbox. I'm tired, so sorry I said that.

The point is, is that it is not clearing the textboxes.. When I load my form I just type random crap in the text boxes and click my button (Clear All) and it doesn't clear the textboxes..

By the way I can't do:

if (txt as TextBox)

It has to be:

if (txt is TextBox)

The reason is, is because when you use the txt AS textbox it throws an exeception:

" Cannot implicity convert type 'System.Windows.Forms.Textbox' to 'bool' "

Ravenet9-Mar-08 18:07

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 18:07

OK cool

can can

i'm directly typed that code in that post,and this is web applications?

Cheers,Earn and Enjoy
RRave
MCTS,MCPD
http://ravesoft.blogspot.com

Jacob Dixon9-Mar-08 17:58

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 17:58

I'm not sure whats going on.. I don't understand why it is clearing the listbox and the richtextbox and not any of the other textboxes. Which it is suppost to see that it is a TextBox and for some reason it is clearing all the items in a listbox.

I've got to go to bed, sorry guys! Thanks for trying to help me out.. I will mess with it more tomorrow night after banging my head on the wall a couple of times lol.

Christian Graus9-Mar-08 18:01

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 18:01

Next time, step through it in the debugger and let us know what you see. That's the missing ingredient here, that's why we can't work out what's going wrong.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

Jacob Dixon9-Mar-08 18:08

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 18:08

Ok I set break points. This is what going on for this code:

foreach (Control txt in this.Controls)
{
if (txt is TextBox) <-- BREAK HERE * txt is Textbox | false *
{
txt.Text = string.Empty;
this.Refresh();
}
}

It is saying false for every control that it loops through? That is all I can tell you because that is all I know..

Jacob Dixon9-Mar-08 18:10

Re: How to clear all textboxes on a form with a button

9-Mar-08 18:10

You know, all the textboxes are in Groupboxes.. does that make a difference?

Because it seems to be noticing all the Groupboxes but none of the textboxes

yes that is it! dang sorry for wasting your guys time! I can't just do:
this.Controls

I have to do this.[groupbox name].Controls

But why is this?

Ravenet9-Mar-08 18:13

9-Mar-08 18:13

OK
i try now in my VS2005, and this is that

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

RecursiveClearTextBoxes(this.Controls);

}

private void RecursiveClearTextBoxes(Control.ControlCollection cc)

{

foreach (Control ctrl in cc)

{

TextBox tb = ctrl as TextBox;

if (tb != null)

tb.Clear();

else

RecursiveClearTextBoxes(ctrl.Controls);

}

}

hope finish of ur bug.

Cheers,Earn and Enjoy
RRave
MCTS,MCPD
http://ravesoft.blogspot.com

Timer

nelsonpaixao9-Mar-08 15:56

nelsonpaixao

9-Mar-08 15:56

Hi,

I am starting the development of a chat server/client application and i would like to know how to call some kind of "world timer/clock".
I want my application both server and clients to share the same timer/clock.
Is there some cloth in the internet i can call when i start the server?

Thanks in advance Big Grin | :-D

Re: Timer

Ravenet9-Mar-08 16:33

9-Mar-08 16:33

Hi
Nice Idea, Just use a common web service server for the client and server timer.

thanks

Cheers,Earn and Enjoy
RRave
MCTS,MCPD
http://ravesoft.blogspot.com

Dictionary Reset?

Jammer9-Mar-08 13:43

9-Mar-08 13:43

Hi All,

I've been trying various things for an hour now and can't crack this particular nut. I have this code that is throwing an enumeration exception:

string pathcategory = FileScore.OrderBy(input => input.Value).Last().Key;
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, int> kvp in FileScore)
{
    FileScore[kvp.Key] = 0;
}

I think I see the problem. The first line is setting the order to the Value and then the foreach is attempting to iterate over the dictionary but each execution of foreach is changing the values that the enumerator is using ... how do I reset the ordering back to the key??

Thanks,

Jammer

Going where everyone here has gone before! Smile | :)

Christian Graus9-Mar-08 15:01

9-Mar-08 15:01

Just iterate over FileScore.Keys, then you won't be changing what you're iterating over, and it will work.

Jammer9-Mar-08 15:27

9-Mar-08 15:27

Hi Christian,

Not sure that will work in this instance as its coded now. The dictionary is storing a list of possible matches to words in a string. Depending on the match i'm incrementing the value held against a key with potentially many matches to different words in the string, so I end up with a dictionary that might look like:

string1, 10
string2, 0
string3, 30
string4, 50
string5, 10

The line that sorts the dictionary is looking for and finding string4 and i'm passing that key back. Then I want to set all the values back to 0.

Would it be wiser to remove the sorting line and then just iterate over the dictionary holding the highest value in the key/value pair? Sorry if this is what you mean, just wanted to clarify.

Hope your well.

Jammer

Going where everyone here has gone before! Smile | :)

Christian Graus9-Mar-08 15:52

9-Mar-08 15:52

If you have a foreach and your code modifies what you are iterating over, it won't work. If you just iterate over the keys, I believe it will work.

Jammer10-Mar-08 6:14

10-Mar-08 6:14

Gotcha ... will have a look at that tonight.

Jammer

Going where everyone here has gone before! Smile | :)

Jammer10-Mar-08 9:40

Strange XmlDocument.Save() behaviour when using openfiledialog in Windows Forms

10-Mar-08 9:40

I've just been testing this again and I've come to the conclusion that using a Dictionary as I am is a no go option ... no matter what I try there is an exception thrown.

foreach (KeyValuePair<string, int=""> kvp in FileScore)
{
    if (FileScore[kvp.Key] > highestscore)
    {
        pathcategory = kvp.Key;
        highestscore = kvp.Value;
    }
    FileScore[kvp.Value] = 0;
}
return pathcategory;</string,>

Even though the line that 'resets' the Value to zero isn't changing the Key the foreach throws an exception saying that the collection has changed. I think i'm going to use a normal generic list in its place.

Cheers,

Jammer

Going where everyone here has gone before! Smile | :)

turkel9-Mar-08 12:22

turkel

9-Mar-08 12:22

Hi,

I encounter a very strange (at least to my understanding) behavior.
I have a Windows Forms program. In the program I use openfiledialog to choose some file.
Later on I save some data to an XML file using XmlDocument.Save().
When I write in the Save a specified path, e.g. "c:\\folder\\bin\\debug\\config.xml" it works fine.
But, when I write only a relative path: 'doc.Save("config.xml");' I get the strange behavior:
The config.xml file is save in the last folder the I visited when I used the openfiledialog control.
Wherever I visit with that control - the xml file is save into that folder.
I can't believe that this is the inteded behavior.
Did anyone encounter that?
Can it be something wrong in my code? If so - what king of possible mistake?
If it a bug of XmlDocument.Save() - how can I work around it?

Thanks in advance,
Itzik

Re: Strange XmlDocument.Save() behaviour when using openfiledialog in Windows Forms

Christian Graus9-Mar-08 12:34