I’d say you’d probably be looking at setting up a proxy on your local network, pointing the machines you want parental control on to that proxy, and filtering the “allowed” traffic by either: Checking website address against a predefined blocklist, and/or Reading through the HTML looking for naughty words or phrases. How to create a … Read more
First of all set the Label lblDraw as In frmStats form public string strNumber { get { return lblDraw.Text; } set { lblDraw.Text = value; } } Form1 if (winner != 0) this.Text = String.Format(“Player {0} Wins!”, winner); else if (winner == 0 && turnCounter == 9) { this.Text = “Draw!”; //this is where i … Read more
You need to cast the control to the type of your user control. If your class is really called Button then something like this var myButton = this.Controls[“button” + i] as Button; if(myButton != null && myButton.naz == “1”) … solved How get button Text from MyControl(Button)? [closed]
If you have a string: a=”hi how \\are you” you can remove it by doing: a.replace(‘\\’,”) >’hi how are you’ If you have a specific context where you are having trouble, I recommend posting a bit more detail. 2 solved I want to remove ‘\’ from a string in python [duplicate]
usually when somebody wants to make a mobile application, he creates a control panel using any back-end (php, java, node.js …etc) so he can control the API (if your app uses API call), he may also want to disable the application, so in each run in the application side, an API call will be invoked … Read more
This doesn’t really make a lot of sense. Short of disabling the mouse cursor entirely, I don’t know how you would possibly achieve this. Even if there were a way of “ignoring” mouse clicks on the tab control tabs, that would be incredibly bad UI. As far as the user would be concerned, your application … Read more
Looking at the original code, there are two potential reasons for the NullReferenceException you are getting. First, tb is not defined in the code you provide so I am not sure what that is. Secondly, TextBox textbox = form.Controls[“textboxMain”] as TextBox can return null if the control is not found or is not a TextBox. … Read more
You can use the Tag property of each control. So set it to something meaningful and on Click event do something like this: (sender As Control).Tag EDIT: Also you may do this: foreach (Control item in this.Controls) //this IS YOUR CURRENT FORM { if ((sender as Control).Equals(item)) { //Do what you want } } 1 … Read more
This creates a child process which has a copy of the parent’s heap, stack and data space. You need to #include <unistd.h>. You could use this when you want a process to duplicate itself so that the parent and child can each execute different sections of code at the same time. solved will someone explain … Read more
You can add separate properties in your ViewModel and separate ComboBoxes in the view, then manipulate the values when a value changes in the ViewModel, but this is cumbersome, and involves a lot of work when you add a new ComboBox (value). A better approach is to create a custom collection that handles the changes: … Read more
Square is drawn with one of DrawRectangle functions. Each of them requires a pen. Usually we use ordinary solid pen, but you need a pen with changed DashStyle property. For dotted lines change this property to DashStyle.Dot. You can also experiment with DashPattern property. To draw little squares around the big square you need one … Read more