CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE 20 3103
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
Thanks for responding - I am aware that XML is a text property - however, I can't seem to find any feature in VB.net that allows me to return the name property of the menuItem, just an index. Is there a way to return the actual name property by comparing it to the string returned form the XML?
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
Thanks for responding - I am aware that XML is a text property - however, I can't seem to find any feature in VB.net that allows me to return the name property of the menuItem, just an index. Is there a way to return the actual name property by comparing it to the string returned form the XML?
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
Wow...
I'm pretty suprised... Well... hmm... It won't be easy to find I can tell you that...
Wow... I'm not really sure how to... Sorry, wish I could have been more help here, I'm looking trying to find a way... but its kinda hard. =)
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:u$**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Thanks for responding - I am aware that XML is a text property - however, I can't seem to find any feature in VB.net that allows me to return the name property of the menuItem, just an index. Is there a way to return the actual name property by comparing it to the string returned form the XML?
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
Wow...
I'm pretty suprised... Well... hmm... It won't be easy to find I can tell you that...
Wow... I'm not really sure how to... Sorry, wish I could have been more help here, I'm looking trying to find a way... but its kinda hard. =)
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:u$**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Thanks for responding - I am aware that XML is a text property - however, I can't seem to find any feature in VB.net that allows me to return the name property of the menuItem, just an index. Is there a way to return the actual name property by comparing it to the string returned form the XML?
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...
XML is just text, you gotta remember that. However, you can cycle through your controls collection recursivly to find the menu item in question via the .Name property.
then compare that and return the actual control.
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I GET THE ACTUAL OBJECT [NOT THE INDEX] OF A MENU ITEM. IS THERE A FILTER OR SOMETHING THAT I CAN USE. I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING WITH THIS FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW AND I END UP GETTING THE SAME RESULTS
THIS IS WHAT I AM DOING ....
Dim XmlDocument As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
XmlDocument.LoadXml(p_wsFormMenu.GetMenuItemData.O uterXml)
With p_aMenu
' Find the right node iterate through.
Dim Node As System.Xml.XmlNode
For Each Node In XmlDocument.Item("loadArray")
If Node.Name = "add" Then
Dim formName As String = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("key").Value()
Dim menuOption As Object = Node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("value").Value
'Fill the array
.Add(formName, menuOption) <--- this guy needs to be the actual object and not a string. I am getting the value from an XML file but I need to somehow compare and return the actual menu object based on the string. if anyone can help I would appreciate it.
End If
Next Node
End With
--
MARLON LA ROSE
Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from
the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not
derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no
name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and
items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal.
I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from
the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not
derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no
name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and
items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal.
I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't
really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would rethink my
approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use the
text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the
menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your
goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't
really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would rethink my
approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use the
text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the
menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your
goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
Hi CJ,
This message or something the same comes back today from Ray Cassic at Home.
(I was searching this but could not find it)
Can be a coincidence however that often we see this question not.
Cor
Hi CJ,
This message or something the same comes back today from Ray Cassic at Home.
(I was searching this but could not find it)
Can be a coincidence however that often we see this question not.
Cor
Hi CJ,
I assume the message was not meant for me, and Ken has given a nice answer
to Cassik.
The language approach from dotNet is better than we ever saw, but still not
complete in my opinion.
An easy solution for that is using XML files. Moreover, one of the first
where you want to add that is of course at the menus. Special if you want to
make your program real language undependable by adding the languages not
direct in build time.
What you than direct need is a connector for that language, and the name
property from a control is than very usable in my opinion.
A little help from someone from a country that has many languages (EU) to an
"American"
Cor
Hi CJ,
I assume the message was not meant for me, and Ken has given a nice answer
to Cassik.
The language approach from dotNet is better than we ever saw, but still not
complete in my opinion.
An easy solution for that is using XML files. Moreover, one of the first
where you want to add that is of course at the menus. Special if you want to
make your program real language undependable by adding the languages not
direct in build time.
What you than direct need is a connector for that language, and the name
property from a control is than very usable in my opinion.
A little help from someone from a country that has many languages (EU) to an
"American"
Cor
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:eW**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Hi CJ,
This message or something the same comes back today from Ray Cassic at
Home. (I was searching this but could not find it)
Can be a coincidence however that often we see this question not.
Is this a Haiku? =)
What do you mean?
Cor
"Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message
news:eW**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Hi CJ,
This message or something the same comes back today from Ray Cassic at
Home. (I was searching this but could not find it)
Can be a coincidence however that often we see this question not.
Is this a Haiku? =)
What do you mean?
Cor
In my application some menu items are disabled based on user role. I have a
function that does the authorization already.
The problem is that I am using an XML file to store the menu Item names so I
can load it without recompiling the code and redeploying the entire
application if something was changed [or someone forgets to add the menu
item to the security function] . It is much easier to add it to an XML file
because it doesn't require any compilation for the application to access any
changed information in it.
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message
news:10*************@corp.supernews.com... What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would rethink
my approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use
the text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ "Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property
from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has
no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent
and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
In my application some menu items are disabled based on user role. I have a
function that does the authorization already.
The problem is that I am using an XML file to store the menu Item names so I
can load it without recompiling the code and redeploying the entire
application if something was changed [or someone forgets to add the menu
item to the security function] . It is much easier to add it to an XML file
because it doesn't require any compilation for the application to access any
changed information in it.
--
MARLON LA ROSE
"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message
news:10*************@corp.supernews.com... What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would rethink
my approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use
the text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ "Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property
from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has
no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent
and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
Then dynamically create the menu, don't search for the menu item, create the
menu item on the fly and store a reference key in a hashtable or something.
Otherwise, your just going to make it really diffucult on yourself.
-cJ
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... In my application some menu items are disabled based on user role. I have
a function that does the authorization already.
The problem is that I am using an XML file to store the menu Item names so
I can load it without recompiling the code and redeploying the entire application if something was changed [or someone forgets to add the menu item to the security function] . It is much easier to add it to an XML
file because it doesn't require any compilation for the application to access
any changed information in it.
-- MARLON LA ROSE "CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com... What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would
rethink my approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use the text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ "Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
Then dynamically create the menu, don't search for the menu item, create the
menu item on the fly and store a reference key in a hashtable or something.
Otherwise, your just going to make it really diffucult on yourself.
-cJ
"MARLON LA ROSE" <ml*****@email.uophx.edu> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... In my application some menu items are disabled based on user role. I have
a function that does the authorization already.
The problem is that I am using an XML file to store the menu Item names so
I can load it without recompiling the code and redeploying the entire application if something was changed [or someone forgets to add the menu item to the security function] . It is much easier to add it to an XML
file because it doesn't require any compilation for the application to access
any changed information in it.
-- MARLON LA ROSE "CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> wrote in message news:10*************@corp.supernews.com... What do you need the name of the menu item class for anyways? I can't really see a purpose of using it from XML, and if you do, I would
rethink my approach to it. I.e. either dynamically build the menu from XML or use the text property.
Second of all, if this is really THAT big of a deal to you, inherit the menuitem class, add a property called name...
Thats the easy way out of it.
-CJ "Cor" <no*@non.com> wrote in message news:uL***************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hi Marlon,
I think you are not the only one who is looking for the name property from the menu item.
The menu is a kind of weird control in my opinion, it is a control not derived from controls but directly from forms. As far as I know it has no name property.
However it has text properties in the MenuItems and there also parent and items properties, therefore I think it is not impossible to reach your goal. I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
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