[Help]UserControl[Solved]
[Help]UserControl[Solved]
Argh here we go again. For each user control in the form I want to get the data stored in it's textbox and listview.
Here's the code I'm using now:
[PHP] For Each meh In Tabs.Tabs
For Each ctrl In meh.AttachedControl.Controls
Select Case ctrl.GetType.ToString
Case "Instinct.Inner"
Try
MsgBox(ctrl.Controls.ProcessBox.Text)
Dim x As Integer = ctrl.tn + 1
If IO.File.Exists(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini") Then
IO.File.Delete(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
End If
Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter
sw = New IO.StreamWriter(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
sw.WriteLine(ctrl.ProcessBox.Text)
For Each hack In ctrl.HackList.Items
sw.WriteLine(hack.ToString)
Next
sw.Close()
Catch ex As Exception
Dim x As Integer = ctrl.tn + 1
MsgBox("Error saving data for tab " + x.ToString + " of " + t.ToString + ". Error: " + ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "InjectPlz INSTINCT")
End Try
End Select
Next
Next[/PHP]
Definitions:
Tabs - DotNetBar SuperTabControl
"Instinct.Inner" - The usercontrol I'm trying to access
tn - A number used to find the tab's position
ProcessBox - the textbox I'm trying to get data from
HackList - the listview I'm trying to get data from
Now, I know why this is happening, it's because for some reason you can't access the UserControl's controls. So does anyone know a way you CAN access them so this code will work?
If I have forgotten to mention or explain anything just say, I will tell you.
Yes this is for InjectPlz.
Thanks in advance
Here's the code I'm using now:
[PHP] For Each meh In Tabs.Tabs
For Each ctrl In meh.AttachedControl.Controls
Select Case ctrl.GetType.ToString
Case "Instinct.Inner"
Try
MsgBox(ctrl.Controls.ProcessBox.Text)
Dim x As Integer = ctrl.tn + 1
If IO.File.Exists(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini") Then
IO.File.Delete(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
End If
Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter
sw = New IO.StreamWriter(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
sw.WriteLine(ctrl.ProcessBox.Text)
For Each hack In ctrl.HackList.Items
sw.WriteLine(hack.ToString)
Next
sw.Close()
Catch ex As Exception
Dim x As Integer = ctrl.tn + 1
MsgBox("Error saving data for tab " + x.ToString + " of " + t.ToString + ". Error: " + ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "InjectPlz INSTINCT")
End Try
End Select
Next
Next[/PHP]
Definitions:
Tabs - DotNetBar SuperTabControl
"Instinct.Inner" - The usercontrol I'm trying to access
tn - A number used to find the tab's position
ProcessBox - the textbox I'm trying to get data from
HackList - the listview I'm trying to get data from
Now, I know why this is happening, it's because for some reason you can't access the UserControl's controls. So does anyone know a way you CAN access them so this code will work?
If I have forgotten to mention or explain anything just say, I will tell you.
Yes this is for InjectPlz.
Thanks in advance
What would really help is an explanation on what you're ultimate goal is, there's probably a much easier method to achieve what you're looking for without needing to access each user control.
EDIT: This doesn't really help much with your problem but I noticed a little clumsy bit in your code (aside from the rest
)[php]
If IO.File.Exists(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini") Then
IO.File.Delete(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
End If
Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter
sw = New IO.StreamWriter(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini")
sw.WriteLine(ctrl.ProcessBox.Text)
For Each hack In ctrl.HackList.Items
sw.WriteLine(hack.ToString)
Next
[/php]
This would do exactly the same thing!
[php]
Using sw As new IO.StreamWrite(Application.StartupPath + "\tab" + x.ToString + ".ini", False)
sw.WriteLine(ctrl.ProcessBox.Text)
For Each hack In ctrl.HackList.Items
sw.WriteLine(hack.ToString)
Next
End Using
[/php]
Yeah, no need to check if the ini exists, delete it and rewrite it, simply set "Append" to false and it will automatically clear all it's previous contents. Also, Using/End Using is much more efficient than "Dim sw As ..." and remembering to put "sw.Close()"
Dammit my post got deleted.
My goal: Save the data of each UserControl (the textbox and listview contents) in the form in a text file.
And thanks for the code, I'll remember to use it
My goal: Save the data of each UserControl (the textbox and listview contents) in the form in a text file.
And thanks for the code, I'll remember to use it
Originally Posted by Samueldo
Dammit my post got deleted.
My goal: Save the data of each UserControl (the textbox and listview contents) in the form in a text file.
And thanks for the code, I'll remember to use it
My goal: Save the data of each UserControl (the textbox and listview contents) in the form in a text file.
And thanks for the code, I'll remember to use it
. Anyways my last question was, doesn't each control inside each tab have it's own unique name? (I'm not very familiar with dotnetbar.Neither of your posts were deleted by minions/mods, it was a database error.
Originally Posted by lolland
Neither of your posts were deleted by minions/mods, it was a database error.
Your avatar made me think you were HD Alex
Originally Posted by Imported
Yeah, we know, we were just commenting on the irritation of having to repost
Your avatar made me think you were HD Alex
@Offtopic:
Is this solved?
Originally Posted by lolland
Oh okay, just making sure.
@Offtopic:
Is this solved?
Originally Posted by J-Deezy
I don't think it is, but I don't know. Perhaps they MSN'd each other? /
I'll let you know when it gets solved Lolland.When Imported's online I'm always asleep, that's why it's taking forever :L
Yeah each control has it's own name. But the user can create more controls or remove them. I put this code in the FormClosing event so it gets the data of any controls that are present when the user closes the form.
Yeah each control has it's own name. But the user can create more controls or remove them. I put this code in the FormClosing event so it gets the data of any controls that are present when the user closes the form.
Hmm, this may take a while for me to figure out seeing as I'm taking stabs in the dark, I think things would go a lot faster if you have TV, do you?
Originally Posted by Imported
Hmm, this may take a while for me to figure out seeing as I'm taking stabs in the dark, I think things would go a lot faster if you have TV, do you?
Okay, I got it all sorted pretty much, shouldn't take too much tweaking to get it to work with your UserControl, but we'll see.
Okay this is solved :P
Haha after about 15 minutes of browsing intellisense that is /
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