pronerd thanks a lot for the reply! You are right about my question.
I don't want to print "<html>" and "<head>" and the others.. because that will lead to create a new webpage as the response, right?
I just want to print for example a table "<table>" ..... "</table" into a certain <div> section in my webpage. (The same webpage that I use to request the servlet)....
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HttpServletResponse in a div of a webpage
Hello everyone!
I have a webpage with a form with two text boxes and the action of the form
it's a servlet. I know how to get the HttpServletResp onse response from a servlet like this:
...Code:.... PrintWriter out = response.getWriter(); try { out.println("<html>"); out.println("<head>"); -
If you want max limit just set MaxLength value to 4 from the textbox properties.Leave a comment:
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That's strange.. I just copy-paste your code and works fine.
I insert the vbCrLf into your msg box because i thought there was the problem..Leave a comment:
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Make a simple toolbar from Tools->Menu Editor (or Right click to your form and select menu editor). There you can see its easy to use.
I am not sure about your question but you may need to apply this menu somewhere else than the top menu bar? If then just make your menu from the menu editor and set it to hidden.
Then to the object you want the menu to popup (in my example the object is an image) set on MouseUp:
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win.RemoteHost
RemoteHost is a function of win. win is an object and should be in your form somewhere. Where you can find it, or any further information look where you found the code.Leave a comment:
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Auto mouse clicker.. hmm I don't know if this thing exists.. Even the "evil" bots around the internet are using the code of the pages for crawling around the web.
As !NoItAll said such thing is not allowed. If you want to navigate to your own website, you can use a text box placed in the web server, and every time a user click on a button in the webpage something in the text box can be change. You can trace this change from...Leave a comment:
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First, you can do what you want to do very easily. Having a timer running all the time is not so good.
You can make a hidden menu with shortcut key Shift+F10. In the code of the menu, just write the message box you want.
If user hit OK try the "Unload me" or the "End". Both should quit the program.
If you want further help about the menu just ask.Leave a comment:
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Post some code of exactly what you want to run. I can't understand your question clearly..Leave a comment:
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You have no syntactical errors. To implement the '\n' use this:
...Code:c = MsgBox("Steps to run this Program:" & vbCrLf & "Step 1:Enter the number on which you want to perfom operations" & vbCrLf & "Step 2:Select one of the choices from the Base of input" & vbCrLf & "Step3: Click on the conversion button for obtaining answer " & vbCrLf & "Step4:To exit from the programLeave a comment:
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smartchap you are right! That's why I say it's only a pseudo-progress bar. It's only for the eyes. This is absolutely no professional!.. .Leave a comment:
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n/p, I just google it because it was really strange:) here it is:
http://theopensourcery.com/vb06tut.htm
See "Table 2"...Leave a comment:
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Possible solution:
1) Try to use "\" in the devision instead "/" (YES it's different)Leave a comment:
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lee123, you can use Timer to make your life easier (you may already know this), with a pseudo-progressbar
1)Drag a Timer control to your form. Set the interval e.g. to 500 and enable = false
2) Modify your code
[PHP]Private Sub cmdCopy_Click()
Dim fso As New Scripting.FileS ystemObject
Dim fld As Folder
cmdCopy.Caption = "Copying Folder!"
Set fld = fso.GetFolder(t xtSourceOfFolde r)...Leave a comment:
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