OpenDatabase FoxPro 2.5 ERROR: Could Not Find Installable ISAM
I am converting my VB 6 code which works fine with FoxPro2.5 to VB.NET...and I am unable to Open the database...I am pretty sure I have all the syntax correct, but the code is just not working...I keep getting the Could Not Find Installable ISAM error...any ideas?
this would be done client side...the xml files, flash swfs, and html will all be on the server in the same location...pref errably i would want the html file to use some sort of javascript to concatenate the two xml files before it calls the flash swf...what would I need to do this?
Is it possible to combine 2 xml files to make one xml file using JavaScript? I need to concatonate one xml file to the end of another xml file to make one file to be read by flash...is this possible through javascript?
I am building applications using VB and it appears that while these applications are executing, or as they stay open (not performing any tasks such as calculations) the Task Manager in Windows shows that the CPU is at 50% usage...this doesn't fluctuate much until the application is closed...does anyone have any idea why this may be? Any way to solve it?
[html]
<body onLoad="window. document.eXfX.f ocus();">
<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject. js"></script>
<div id="flashconten t">
<a href="http://www.macromedia. com/go/getflashplayer" target="_blank" >Click here to download Macromedia Flash Player to view the content of the page! Once the install is complete click Refresh to...
Cross Broswer Q - How to force flash to have focus...
I want to have the flash document have focus when the page initially loads...so the user can use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out on the map that is on stage...(withou t having to click inside the browser window first)...
Now, I have already gotten this to work with IE by using the following code...
I am trying to pass a URL to the body of an e-mail using a shell...however the string I am trying to pass as the URL contains a "&" character which is being treated as an operator by the complier and it is cutting off everything after it...is there any way to get the compiler to treat the character as any other string character so it can pass the whole string?
We have developed a CAD-like proprietary software in C++. We need to convert the DWG output to JPEG or BMP format...ideall y this would be down with code...and not a 3rd party stand alone software....is there a library or existing code that we can use? We are willing to pay for this, so if it is available please let me know...
OK here is my issue...I have a main map with a minimap which has a selection box that displays the current view of the main map...you can zoom by way of mouse wheel scroll, +/- buttons, and a wheel which you can click/drag and turn to zoom in and out...thats all fine and dandy, but when you zoom to the max, the selection box in the minimap is slightly shifted out of place...I have a reset function that resets to the original position and scale...this...
Im getting creative, and I would like to know if it is possible to create a rotatable wheel that will zoom in/out on a movieclip. Basically I would like to make a wheel somewhat like one on a submarine/ship door. The user would turn the wheel by clicking it and draging the mouse in a circle motion...the turning motion would zoom the target mc in or out depending on the direction of the rotation...is this possible? I think it would be cool to implement...any...
I have a 2 buttons and the mouse wheel enabled with zoom functionality. Generally this is the AS:
[AS]
//zoom out
mcName._xscale *= 0.9;
mcName._yscale *= 0.9;
//zoom in
mcName._xscale *= 1.1;
mcName._yscale *= 1.1;
[/AS]
this works fine and dandy, but its not so smooth...is there a way to transition between the zoom sizes to make a fluid motion or maybe with an easing...
I have a main window with a minimap of the main window...I have created a transparent minimap selection box that shows the view of the main window...so when you zoom in on the main window...the selection box in the minimap shrinks to depict the current view of the main window...The zoom works fine with the proportions and all...however, when I pan the main map, the minimap selection window does not pan proportionally. ..it is close, but not right...
I have made my flash movie on a really wide screen, and i didnt realize that when I publish my movie, regular monitors cut off part of the movie...is there a way to get the broswer (mozilla/IE) to resize the flash movie so it fits on screen for the user without distorting the movie?
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