Search results for query: *

Just store your menuitems in an array of menuitem and loop through it. Just like this one. I think there would be better way than this but this what I have in my mind so far. dim m() as menuitem={me.menuItem1,me.menuItem2,me.menuItem3} foreach mm as menuitem in m then MessageBox.Show(mm.Text) next

set the dropdown style property of the combobox to dropdownlist.

Yes there is.

You could access the database if you have a connection. Make the connection in your main form then pass that connection to the form's contractor.

Clear first your dataset and combobox before filling it again. ds.clear() da.fill(ds) combobox1.items.clear() combobox1.datasource=ds

ok thanks tg. is there some other way that i could declare some of my parameters inside a condition? if @ident=2 @bday datetime begin insert into table2 values(@bday) end

i have this problem in declaring parameter in stored proc. btw i'm using mssql 2000 the usual thing to do is @name varchar(50) insert into sampletable values(@name) but what i want is to declare a parameter inside a condition or declaring a parameter that are not global @ident int if...

you could do it in datagridtablestyle. search in this forum you could find a lot of it.

good for a newbie

for each balhalalalala exit for next

why not edit your thread title and put [Resolved]

the formal way to that is by using a property or you could do some monkey coding. try this one. 'monkey coding dim score as integer score=textbox1.text + 1 textbox2.text=score 'assuming you have textbox in your form2 named textbox1. dim f as new form2() f.textbox1.text=me.textbox2.text...

yes it's possible.:)

Private Sub DataGrid1_CurrentCellChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGrid1.CurrentCellChanged If IsDBNull(DataGrid1.Item(DataGrid1.CurrentCell.RowNumber, 0)) Then MessageBox.Show("Please input the item number") Exit Sub End If End Sub

yeah i think you cant specify a size to the label when property autosize is set to true bec. its provide its own size from the word itself autosize. :D

yeah it is really possible in datagrid. try this one. Private Sub DataGrid1_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGrid1.DoubleClick Dim f As New Form3() f.TextBox1.Text = DataGrid1.Item(DataGrid1.CurrentCell.RowNumber, 0).ToString 'it fetches the first...

loop through it?

im not paid here to provide codes. i just help modify existing codes.

for each dr as datarow in dt.rows combobox1.items.add(dr(1).tostring) next

no need to put 1000 'the' in the s string just pass directly your string containing 1000 'the' and it solves the problem.