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• learning ASP.NET

  Hi i am at present trying to learn asp.net and have got to learn the code Visual Basic so i had some r ecommendations from people and i am currently working my way through Murachs visual basic 2008 book. Now this book is good but i am still having trouble picking up the language and when i come to write it for myself i get stuck and a bit confused and am not sure what i am doing wrong and dont know what to do to get past this hurdle. Any s uggestions or help anyone can give to help me get past this

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nbrooks on 7/8/2009

• Re: user entrys and array lists

  sorry to be a pain but i am new to arrays and dont know all the code thats used for them yet any chance you could give me more detail thanks nbrooks

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/19/2009

• user entrys and array lists

  Hi whats the best way to write code that will enter user entrys into an array list and then show them in a message box?? the language i am using is visual basic. any help would be great thanks

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/18/2009

• Re: problems with an IF THEN statement

  Thanks for the advice got it working now. Thanks again nbrooks

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/14/2009

• problems with an IF THEN statement

  Hi the code below shows an if statement that is determining a customer type and a discount percent for that customer. But when I run the code it only ever reads the first discount percent even though the allocated price range is above the first discount percents range and should therefore give the second discount percent and i cant figure out why it is not using the second discount percent in any of the bronze, silver or gold statements. any help with this would be great. Private Sub btnPrice_Click

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/14/2009

• having trouble learning exceptions

  Hi I am currently learning VB and i am trying to get my head around exceptions. Now i understand the ideas of the Try, Catch statements I am just having a hard time getting my head around how to code them and uderstanding the specific types of exceptions such as the InvalidCastException the OverFlowException etc and how to get them to work. any help with me understanding them and the code would be great. sorry i cant narrow down the problem more.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/9/2009

• Re: Visual Basic Calling Sub Procedures

  I have pasted all the VB code i have done below: Public Class frmInvoiceTotal Private Sub btnCalculate_Click( ByVal sender As System. Object , _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCalculate.Click Me .GetDiscountPercent(customerType:=,subtotal:=,discountPercent:=) 'Dim subtotal As Decimal = CDec(txtSubtotal.Text) 'Dim discountPercent As Decimal 'If txtCustomerType.Text = "R" Or txtCustomerType.Text = "r" Then ' If subtotal < 100 Then ' discountPercent

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/5/2009

• Re: Visual Basic Calling Sub Procedures

  Hi I get an expression expected error when i leave the code like this: Me .GetDiscountPercent(customerType:=,subtotal:=,discountPercent:=) But if I change it to what it is in the book (see below) the the error says that the customer type subtotal etc are not declared: Me .GetDiscountPercent(customerType,subtotal,discountPercent)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/5/2009

• Visual Basic Calling Sub Procedures

  Hi i am learning Visual basic at the moment and using the book Murach Visual Basic 2008 and am having a problem with calling a sub procedure. Here is the procdure that i am using : Private Sub GetDiscountPercent( ByVal customerType As String , ByVal subtotal As Decimal , ByVal discountPercent As Decimal ) I then try and write the code to call the procedure as it is in the book which is: Me.GetDiscountPercent(customerType, subtotal, discountPercent) but mine does not work and the intellesense is saying

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nbrooks on 6/4/2009

• Re: Books for learning Visual Basic

  These books look pretty good, but as well as explaining things to you do thay have lesson/projects for you to do so you can learn by doing??

  Posted to Book Reviews (Forum) by nbrooks on 4/21/2009