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  • Djiber
    started a topic Buttons visibility

    Buttons visibility

    I have app in which I would like to use buttons as an Drop Down menu.

    Code:
    private void button16_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
                    button1.Visible = true;
                    button2.Visible = true;
                    button3.Visible = true;
                    button4.Visible = true;
                    button5.Visible = true;
                    button6.Visible = true;
    ...
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  • Windows Treeview not rendering for single node

    In my windows form project (VS2010) I have a treeview object that is populated based upon a drop down selection.

    Initially when I have one node populated in the treeview (at startup) it displays fine. If I navigate away from that (by selecting another option) which has multiple nodes and it renders fine.

    When I go back to the selection that has a single node it does not display at all. If I double click in the area...
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  • tur130
    started a topic How to make an <area visible ?

    How to make an <area visible ?

    On a page using several <area> regions over an <img>, how can you make the <area> regions visible on the rendered web page?

    The <area> tag apparently supports the style attribute, but I can't find any information on how to use it.

    I've tried in line styles e.g.

    <area style="border:5 px solid red;" ...

    But they don't show up on the web page.
    ...
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  • RequiredFieldValidator on a control that starts invisible

    Hi,

    I have some controls, textboxes, etc with RequiredFieldVa lidators attached. When they are visible from page load, they work fine.

    However, I want to start them as invisible, and on a button click, make them visible. The onclick event sets the controls to visible, but the Validators won't fire. Does anyone have a suggestion? The source code is kind of big and would be hard to sort through. Any suggestions...
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  • How to make a newly opened DB (opened via VBA) visible

    I have worked through the open syntax to open a database from VBA, but the database does not appear to actually open. Here is the code:

    Dim MyConn As ADODB.Connectio n
    Dim MyRecordSet As ADODB.Recordset

    Set MyConn = New ADODB.Connectio n
    MyConn.Connecti onString = "Provider=Micro soft.ACE.OLEDB. 12.0; Data Source=c:\Tools \Test_DB.accdb; Persist Security Info=False;"

    MyConn.Open...
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    Last edited by MarkBStewart; May 26 '10, 04:55 PM. Reason: More detail added

  • Based on Particular Radio Button Selection Hide/Unhide Textboxes,Labels etc.

    I have two Radio buttons. radio_date & radio _reg.

    Initially radio_date is checked by default.(On form load)....So i want to display two textboxes & related labels.All this data is in a table.As shown below.

    Code:
          <tr  > 
    	    <td >Date From   
    
             <input  type="text" name="date_from" id="date_from" value="<?php if($_POST['date_from']
    ...
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    Last edited by Dormilich; Mar 29 '10, 10:04 AM. Reason: Please use [code] tags when posting code

  • Excel Interop: Help with suppressing Excel window to open

    Hi there, I am currently trying to write myself a wrapper class for the Excel interop services. I had a problem on closing the process, but just decided to kill it in the end.

    My current problem, however, is that if the user has an Excel instance open before running my application, the Excel file that the application opens is displayed in a new Excel window, even if I set the visible property to false. This only happens if an Excel...
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  • NeoPa
    started a topic Database Window Currently Showing

    Database Window Currently Showing

    Does anyone know where I could find the visible status of the Database Window (from code)?

    I have code to hide it specifically, but to hide it, one must first select it, which shows it. This causes it to flash briefly on the screen (if it was already hidden) and frankly, looks unprofessional.
    Code:
    Call DoCmd.SelectObject(ObjectType:=acForm, InDatabaseWindow:=True)
    Call DoCmd.RunCommand(Command:=acCmdWindowHide)
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