thanks for the reply.
know what you mean.
however, the site I mentioned has a good example with VB source code. They manage it, but use a (I think) a VB function or VB provided API call.
I am using their control because it is soooo much faster than a treeview.
Any idea what they could be...
sorry, no...browse the folder.
I am trying to re-create the windows explorer with treeview and web browser control.
I have nice utility from http://ccrp.mvps.org/ that provides a quick way of listing directories (well, quicker than my slow treeview). This lists all directories and I'm trying...
Hi all
Working on an explorer window in foxpro but I cannot access the recycle bin. I know there is no actual path to it, but I've seen it done in other programs so its possible.
I'm on windows 2000 and vfp8.
The target is windows 2003 TS (no other os's will be used).
I cant get it working...
Hi all
Is there any way I can programatically pop up the windows search screen with the directories to be searched auto-populated?
What I am trying to achieve is to list files in a number of different directories in one window/form (with icons for the associated applications). Listview does...
Hi all
have a question regarding arrays.
I am in a specific situation and this requires a specific solution.
I am re-creating a grid and would like to hold controls in an array.
Therefore, the array has columns of textbox, checkbox (all pre-defined) and has rows of integer.
Have played...
Thanks for the reply.
The trouble is, I only have the textbox name inside a string variable.
Is there no way I can create an instance of the textbox like you do with the form by using my variable containing its name?
Thanks
ITflash
Thanks for the reply.
Know what you are saying.
However, I can do this anyway. My scenario is that I have a form and when the user clicks a specific button, I want to manipluate a specific textbox & its behaviour (tab, etc).
Therefore, I could do what you suggested and just loop through the...
Thanks for the reply
Persume you are referring to the first post in this thread
Is there any way I can do this with text boxes?
I have the name of a textbox in a string variable and want to set focus to that text box.
Thanks
ITflash
Thanks for the reply.
Is there any way I can do the following?
Dim f As TexBox = CType(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.CreateInstance("Namespace.FormName.TextBoxName"), TextBox)
f.Focus()
It gives me an error. And what is the namespace? The application name?
Thanks
ITflash
OK - more info.
My application is to run on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server environment and guess what, it works fine on there.
Tried it on a Windows 2000 Server, doesn't work.
Tried it on a Windows NT SP6, doesn't work.
Something with Windows 2003 Server makes it work.
Saves so much time and...
Aircon
Thanks for the reply.
Does this work for browsing local directories?
When I try it, it opens a new window but all my settings are set to not open a new window.
Even when I run the solution example and browse the local C drive, it always opens a folder in a new window.
My windows...
Mike
Tried this, it appears I do not have the MSOutl32.OCX on my system. I am using VFP 8.
After looking on:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=/servicedesks/fileversion/dllinfo.asp
It looks like it was only shipped with earlier versions of VFP?
ITflash
Thanks all for the replies. [thumbsup2]
Baltman
Couldnt find a thing, I had a good look around but there was nothing.
Powerprinting
- Unfortunately, I do need it on a form.
AirCon
Problem is, I could not find a way of stopping a new window opening when a user opens a directory...
Thanks for the reply.
Tried that, but when you double click a folder, it opens in a new window. Thats the issue I could not resolve.
Tried using navigate2 events, etc, but could not trap the open folder event to try and code my own.
There must be a way......
ITflash
Thanks for the reply.
Have done some simple things with the Treeview for specific directories, but did not want to re-invent the wheel if there was another way of doing it.
Seems odd that there is no easier way or an activex from MS.
Thanks for the lib. Will be useful for accompying my...
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