Well, which bit are you stuck with The most common reason that people ask this is because they are trying to show progress on an atomic operation ( that is, they call a method and expect a progress bar to move while that method runs, that won't happen ), or because they don't see anything on the progress bar, because their processor is taken up by the operation ( call Application.DoEvents() within your method to fix this ).
If this doesn't answer your question, please provide some more detail and the code you've already written, and I'll be happy to help further.
I sooooooooo agree with you. These fora assume that people are willing to self instruct and to read and use help files.
I do not believe these fora are here to walk someone through every line of a program. I think your generic advice, ie pointing the col in the general direction, was wholly in line and consistent with the functioning of the board.
Here comes the bit of advice I give 5 times a day... :)
If you're just starting with VB, then you are trying to do too much, too soon. You should buy a book on VB, the language, which does not focus on how to create forms and web browsers, but on how to write code, preferably in a console app. Microsoft has a good VB.NET 2005 book, at least it looked good on Amazon. You should try to learn a lot about a little at a time, otherwise you'll just end up knowing a little about a lot.
first of all to get a code about that there are some sites that have lots of examples you can see them first and if you didn't know or you face trouble in your code you can ask here , or you can ask here about direction, not to ask ppl to write something for you
Progress bar
Star Green
i'm new new to vb
just vb 2005.net
petro_zn
OK - the web browser control has a callback which you can use to make it move while the page loads, I believe.
RajLakamana
Well, which bit are you stuck with The most common reason that people ask this is because they are trying to show progress on an atomic operation ( that is, they call a method and expect a progress bar to move while that method runs, that won't happen ), or because they don't see anything on the progress bar, because their processor is taken up by the operation ( call Application.DoEvents() within your method to fix this ).
If this doesn't answer your question, please provide some more detail and the code you've already written, and I'll be happy to help further.
ck86
Cgraus......
I sooooooooo agree with you. These fora assume that people are willing to self instruct and to read and use help files.
I do not believe these fora are here to walk someone through every line of a program. I think your generic advice, ie pointing the col in the general direction, was wholly in line and consistent with the functioning of the board.
m.dobler
As soon as you tell us what difficulty you are having.
your code woul help us help you.
Christopher Payne
Here comes the bit of advice I give 5 times a day... :)
If you're just starting with VB, then you are trying to do too much, too soon. You should buy a book on VB, the language, which does not focus on how to create forms and web browsers, but on how to write code, preferably in a console app. Microsoft has a good VB.NET 2005 book, at least it looked good on Amazon. You should try to learn a lot about a little at a time, otherwise you'll just end up knowing a little about a lot.
spj11
hi,
first of all to get a code about that there are some sites that have lots of examples you can see them first and if you didn't know or you face trouble in your code you can ask here , or you can ask here about direction, not to ask ppl to write something for you
open this page http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/
as soon as it shows the contents up click CTrl + F , then write progressbar and tell me back plz how many example did you get
best regards
Michael Fitzpatrick
Marco Achtziger
MYVB
which means what
can u give this to me in basic language and in simple steps plz i'm not tht great at vb yet.
thnks