Problem when pressed "cancel" in OpenFileDialog

[kimiraikkonen]

Hi,
Vb.net 2005 express i've been working, the problem is: I use
openfiledialog to browse files, i created some code to execute file
with OK button, no problem. But if i press "cancel" button as the
result of openfiledialog box, for example my filename's are added into
listbox or my audio file is being played from the beginning.

To explain better:

openfileplaylis t.ShowDialog()
ListBox1.Items. Add(openfilepla ylist.FileName)

1-That code adds file path into list box if click OK, but if i click
"cancel" it adds "OpenFileDialog 1" text into listbox. Why?

2-Also i want my files listed only as "filenames" , not full path like
c:\blabla\blaba \kklj\bla.mp3.

These 2 questions are very important for me.

Thanks for the answer from now.

[kimiraikkonen]

Update regarding my previous message: If i do that coding (previous
message), when more then one items added to the listbox, it it brings
more problems such as not to recognize selected item by label2.text.

Private Sub ListBox1_click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles ListBox1.Click
Label2.Text = openfileplaylis t.FileName
End Sub

That code only allows me to get the last added file name to the
listbox, the previously added files' name cannot be recognized by
label2.text.

why?

[rowe_newsgroups]

On Sep 26, 6:21 pm, kimiraikkonen <kimiraikkone.. [e-mail] e:

Update regarding my previous message: If i do that coding (previous
message), when more then one items added to the listbox, it it brings
more problems such as not to recognize selected item by label2.text.

Private Sub ListBox1_click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles ListBox1.Click
Label2.Text = openfileplaylis t.FileName
End Sub

That code only allows me to get the last added file name to the
listbox, the previously added files' name cannot be recognized by
label2.text.

why?

Did you try the code I provided? It saves everything in one piece to
the listbox. There is no need to use a label, or a generic list,
everything is done from the ListBox's Items collection.

Please give it a try (all you need to do is copy and paste it into a
new form that contains a listbox named "ListBox1") and let me know how
it works!

Thanks,

Seth Rowe