Hello, everyone.
There's a VB app that contains forms with webbrowser control. As a result, in addition to the regular VB forms, controls, and class, there're some ASPs to debug.
Could someone kindly tell me how I can open up such app in VS InterDev so that I can debug some ASP bugs.
TIA.
Thanks for replying promptly. It seems like my machine is the only working machine. All other machines (production and development) that use the same exe fail to work.
I made a mistake when describing my problem. It's actually a row in a 3rd party control (like a spreadsheet) called Spread. I'm...
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Any idea? Production and my machines are XP Pro version. Thx.
I want to write to a file that I know the name and location. I get "Permission denied" error message if the file is opened by some other app while I try to write to it.
My question: Is there a way to determine if a file has an "Open" state using VB?
TIA.
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I've validated my XML file with a schema, and I know which lines (through the help of some Microsoft Visual Basic objects) are not conforming to the schema.
Is there a way to use the line number and attract the element-attribute value pairs that're giving me the errors?
For example,
99 ...
I've validated my XML file with a schema, and I know which lines (through the implementations of IVBSAXContentHandler, IVBSAXErrorHandler, and IVBSAXLocator interfaces) are not conforming to the schema.
Is there a way to use the line number and attract the element-attribute value pairs that're...
Try passing the form you want to center into this procedure:
Public Sub FormCentre(frmCurrent As Form)
Dim iWindowLeft As Integer ' window left corner
Dim iWindowTop As Integer ' window top corner
iWindowLeft = (Screen.Width/2) - (frmCurrent.Width/2)
iWindowTop =...
Dim oConn as ADODB.Connection
Dim oCom as ADODB.Command
Dim oParam1 as ADODB.Parameter
Dim oParam2 as ADODB.Parameter
Dim oParam3 as ADODB.Parameter
Dim str, int1 as String
Set oConn = New ADODB.Connection
oConn.Open "Provider...blah, blah, blah.."
Set oCom = New ADODB.Command
Set...
The way I used to do it was saving the file path of images in a column, then retrieve the file path from the column when needed.
Anyone has a better idea?
Min.
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