llorracj
Last Activity: Jan 30 '08, 01:33 AM
Joined: Jan 4 '08
Location: Denver Colorado
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I would suggest taking a look at the OleDbConnection StringBuilder class. Using this eliminates a lot of typographical errors. -
No definitely. The two languages have diverged further and further with each release of Visual Studio. I believe there is a version of Visual Studio which you can download from Microsoft for nothing. It is aimed at students and hobbyists but should provide a good starting point.Leave a comment:
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I have a feeling that your problem is that Microsoft database systems expect the date to be in an American format (mm/dd/yyyy) and you are using the British system (dd/mm/yyyy)Leave a comment:
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.Net allows you to inherit from the Microsoft supplied controls. You can then add properties and methods to enhance the control. Unfortunately, in their infiinte wisdom, Microsoft decided to make the BackColor and ForeColor properties of the DateTimePicker control visible, but did not implement the properties. They also did not provided a user accessible Pain event. Setting the BackColor and ForeColor properties has no effect. If you want to change...Leave a comment:
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I'm using VB.Net 2005. I'm not sure what you mean by the "design area" and "event area".Leave a comment:
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DateTimePicker BackColor DesignMode
I have used the code I found on your site by Herr Wagner. It works perfectly except for one minor problem. The color does not change in design mode, only run mode.
Any suggestions
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