I have a WPF application that runs fine on my Vista development machine, but not on the production XP boxes. The only problem is with a call to OpenFileDialog.Show(). As soon as I call the method, the
When you select a number of files on OpenFileDialog you get the working directory path in a structure member ofOPENFILENAME but when you select a single file you get the path to filename in that varia
I am loading an image using OpenFileDialog open = new OpenFileDialog(); After I select the file, \"open\" is 开发者_运维问答populated with several items, including the path.
I\'m trying to use the .NET class OpenFileDialog in C++ and getting a weird bug. My basic code is below.
Need to set the default f开发者_JS百科ile display in a vb6 openfiledialog.You need a hook to send a windows message to the Open/Save dialog and force the details view. Check this post:
In my application I have two places where the user needs to select a file. In both cases, the files are in different directories, but they are gene开发者_开发百科rally the same between runs.
I have found an strange behavior when use the open file dialog in c#. If use this code in Windows XP the current working directory changes to the path of the selected file, however if you run this c
If I specify OpenFileDialog.AutoUpgradeEnabled = true, my program still shows the old XP-style dialog. Any idea why this would happen? This is after I enable theming in Main()
Trying to open a file dialog but I get an exception when calling ShowDialog. This pice of code have always worked fine but I think when I upgrade to Silverlight 4 it caused some problem.
I want an Open File Dialog with ****.class*** ,****.jar*** filters. I want that *.jar files will be treated as folders (pressing OK or double-click should display the jar file content [ *.class] ). Th
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