for gershmer (regarding EmeraldEasy): Nice try, but it's not proper programming, is it? Just playing around with Visual C#. I started from that. But anyway, can you give me the sources, please? I'll see what I can do.
for Everyone: My internet connection is now working, so I'll be there more often.
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ok, im asking for a: Python for dummies, a J# for dummies and a Perl for dummies, for christmas, so after them i should be able to help after then. No garruntee though that'll get them.
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filo5 wrote:
for gershmer (regarding EmeraldEasy): Nice try, but it's not proper programming, is it? Just playing around with Visual C#. I started from that. But anyway, can you give me the sources, please? I'll see what I can do.
for Everyone: My internet connection is now working, so I'll be there more often.
It was pretty much playing around in VisualStudio.
I played with the code, a little.
A question for you:
If I make an AboutBox, how do I attach that to the about button in a menu/on a toolbar?
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When you have a menu item open in the design mode, double-click your About item. The editor will go to the code. Then, when you're there, type in:
aboutBox1 o = new aboutBox1(); // Create an object we'll gonna start with o.ShowModal(this); // Show as a modal box, that if you click on the main window, it will blink and refuse focus. // Otherwise, use o.Show(this);
That's the easy way. The other way, which saves much memory, is to put the
aboutBox1 oAboutBox;
below the class opening bracket '{', and then, below the line which says InitializeComponent();, put this:
oAboutBox = new aboutBox1 ();
Then, in the event handler (the function with object sender, EventArgs e arguments, usually called aboutMenuStripItem1_Click or something), write:
oAboutBox.ShowModal(this); //or oAboutBox.Show(this);
That's because all the objects created on-the-fly must be cleaned after the function quits, which makes garbage collector work a lot (therefore take system resources).
Is that clear?
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woot! im in! i found out what was wrong, i was using sftp not ftp. ok, i just need to make my webpage.
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Why can't I open any file from your FTP server in my Visual Studio, Gersh?
I was trying to edit the Emerald website, when VS came up with "Unable to get file '[name here' from the Web server". Is it something with your config?
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It seems you can't get to it, try downloading the file, edit there, then re-upload it.
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ok... what do i need to save the webpages as? if it helps, im using Serif WebPlus X2.
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markyparky56 wrote:
ok... what do i need to save the webpages as? if it helps, im using Serif WebPlus X2.
HTML would be best.
.asp works, too.
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filo5 wrote:
Why can't I open any file from your FTP server in my Visual Studio, Gersh?
I was trying to edit the Emerald website, when VS came up with "Unable to get file '[name here' from the Web server". Is it something with your config?
I can...
Are you using 97.74.144.1 as your address, or are you using gershmer.net?
Also, what exactly are you using, I am:
-Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition
-(in Visual C#)
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i cant only save as wpp's (webpluspages) how do i do html? do i have to learn it and type it up in notepad or something? ans whats asp?
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Try renaming it to [name].html
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asp and aspx are ASP.NET web pages.
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markyparky56 wrote:
how do i make them?
With a simple text editor or with Microsoft Visual Web Developer.
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9000+ views. I can't wait till 10,000 views. We should get it quite soon.
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^ We've been getting around 800 views/week, approx.
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gershmer wrote:
filo5 wrote:
Why can't I open any file from your FTP server in my Visual Studio, Gersh?
I was trying to edit the Emerald website, when VS came up with "Unable to get file '[name here' from the Web server". Is it something with your config?I can...
Are you using 97.74.144.1 as your address, or are you using gershmer.net?
Also, what exactly are you using, I am:-Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition
-(in Visual C#)
Small Basic is a great program for kids! It is like a simplified version (For Kids) of Visual Basic.
Analogy:
Scratch......C++
Small Basic......Visual Basic
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DawnLight wrote:
Small Basic is a great program for kids! It is like a simplified version (For Kids) of Visual Basic.
Analogy:
Scratch......C++
Small Basic......Visual Basic
That's interesting... I'll take a look.
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