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• Pickleface

  If (UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" & PasswordTextBox.Text = "Password") Then

  has the error on it

  
  
  

• Todd Potter

  Thats true - the more you use it the more you know where to look for answers as well.

  
  

• Dmitriy Nikonov MSFT

  This statement My.Computer.Audio.Play will only play wav files.

  In order to play mp3's there are a number of ways - one would be to use the Windows Media Player object.
  
  Do a quick search on this forum or the VB General Forum on MP3 and you'll see a number of solutions to the problem.

   http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=54447&SiteID=1

  
  

• abc4567

  thx for the help though, i couldnt haev figured it out without the And thing, thx again spotty =P
  
  

• Matthew Mitrik MSFT

  as you learn more you can start to look at code and figure out the problem easier i guess you could say
  
  

• Mincemaker

  sweet, nvm i figgured it out this time actually, i have to have it in the sub

  Private Sub OK_Click()

  
  
  

• Jerrill

  Ok well i set the code to

  If (UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" And PasswordTextBox.Text = "Password") Then

                                                          ^

                                                       with and

  and then i made it to where if UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" aswell as the password = "password" then it would MsgBox("loggin correct"), it doesnt bring up an error or anything but it doesnt display the text instead it just exits The loggin form

   

  Does the fact that

  Private Sub Login_Load //its in here

  matter

  
  
  

• Ree84

  well you see.

  The debugger says the code is fine unti you enter the loggin form, my program starts on a Form1, then you cilck a button to go to Loginform and then it stops responding.

  
  
  

• Jay McLain

  The debugger does not tell you the code is fine. You set a break point with F9 and if you're running in debug mode, the code stops there and you can go through one step at a time. If your app is freezing, it seems likely to me that the other form is being created, and causing the problem somehow.

  Please set a breakpoint and step through to work out if thise code is executing, and on what line it freezes.

  
  
  

• jai_123

  Hi.

  I'm not sure what & does in VB, I thought you needed to use 'and'. However, overall, this looks to me like I'd expect it to work. Have you stepped through the debugger to see what's going wrong What is happening

  www.codeproject.com has lots of articles, you'd find info there on how to connect to a database. This is obviously not secure, anyone can use reflector to find out what the username/password are.

  
  
  

• Jeffrey B. Holtz

  does the express version have this
  
  

• Raj

  Glad you got it sorted....

  Try to include where your calling the code from as well. ie. If its in a form load include the whole sub..... end sub. That way we'll also be able to see where your trying to call it from which is often part of the problem.

  But glad your sorted on this....

  
  

• angrycoder2

  Probly gona make my own music player, but i have a few questions, can you play .mp3s and not just wavs and is this a valid code for input

  Private Sub Button2_Click_1(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click

  My.Computer.Audio.Play("C:/Program Files/BA-92/Music" & TextBox3.Text)

  End Sub

  
  
  

• Guillermo Serrato - MSFT

  Its really simple

  Use

  If (UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" AND PasswordTextBox.Text = "Password") Then

  and not

  If (UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" & PasswordTextBox.Text = "Password") Then

  
  Use of the & in this scenario is wrong & is string contatenation and therefor I would expecte something like an invalid cast exception.

  Otherwise your doing a string comparison which will give you a true of false

  UsernameTextBox.Text = "Loggin" = True / False

  PasswordTextBox.Text = "Password") = True / False

  and then trying to do string concatenation on two booleans. Which is invalid.

  
  
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