Latest Contributions by KenBuja

Use IStandaloneTableCollection. Something like this Private Function GetTable(InTableName As String, pMap as IMap) As ITable     Dim pStTabColl As IStandaloneTableCollection     pStTabColl = pMap     For j as Integer = 0 To pStTabColl.StandaloneTableCount         If (pStTabColl.StandaloneTable(j).Name = InTableName) Then             Return pStTabColl.StandaloneTable(j)         End If     Next j     Return Nothing End Function ... View more

But can you please explain your code to me? Thank you!!! Sure. In the first If statement, it checks if anything was entered in the qText and if so, it puts that into the Expr variable The next If statement checks if anything was entered in the countycb combobox.. If so, then if there is something in the Expr variable (meaning the first If statement was true), then it appends "AND County = '{countycb.selectedItem}'" to the variable. If not, it just puts "County = '{countycb.selectedItem}'" into the variable. Finally, the third If statement check if anything was entered in the industrycb combobox. If so, then if there is something in the Expr variable (meaning either of the first two If statement were true), then it appends "AND prim_bus = '{industrycb.selectedItem}'" to the  variable. If not, it just puts "prim_bus = '{industrycb.selectedItem}'" into  the variable. ... View more

An easier way would be to build the expression where you add in each component if it's selected. Here's one way (completely untested) var expr:String = new String if (qText.text != "") {expr = "Company Like '%{qText.text}%'";} if (countycb.selectedItem != " ")   {     if (expr != "") {expr += expr + " AND County = '{countycb.selectedItem}'";}     else {expr = "County = '{countycb.selectedItem}'";}   } if (industrycb.selectedItem != " " )   {     if (expr != "") {expr += expr + " AND prim_bus = '{industrycb.selectedItem}'";}     else {expr = "prim_bus = '{industrycb.selectedItem}'";}   } ... View more

What's table do you want to perform this on? Here are some different ways to get a table. If you want an external table that you get via a path name, use     Public Function OpenTable(ByVal directory As String, ByVal TableName As String, ByVal Type As String) As ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.ITable         Dim pWS As ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.IWorkspace         Dim pWSFactory As ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.IWorkspaceFactory         Dim pFWorkspace As ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.IFeatureWorkspace         Dim pTable As ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.ITable         Try             If Type = "DBF" Then                 pWSFactory = New ESRI.ArcGIS.DataSourcesFile.ShapefileWorkspaceFactory             ElseIf Type = "File Geodatabase" Then                 pWSFactory = New ESRI.ArcGIS.DataSourcesGDB.FileGDBWorkspaceFactory             ElseIf Type = "Personal Geodatabase" Then                 pWSFactory = New ESRI.ArcGIS.DataSourcesGDB.AccessWorkspaceFactory             ElseIf Type = "SDE" Then                 pWSFactory = New ESRI.ArcGIS.DataSourcesGDB.SdeWorkspaceFactory             End If             pWS = pWSFactory.OpenFromFile(directory, 0)             pFWorkspace = pWS             pTable = pFWorkspace.OpenTable(TableName)             Return pTable         Catch ex As Exception             Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("Open Table error", ex.Message)             Return Nothing         End Try     End Function For a table from an existing featureclass, use Dim table as ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.ITable = CType(pFeatureClass,  ESRI.ArcGIS.Geodatabase.ITable) For a table you've selected in your content, use the Snippet "Get Selected Table in Contents View" ... View more

You're almost there. What you'll have to do is start typing in Protected Overrides Sub and you'll see the OnMouseDown, OnMouseUp, and other arguments show up in Intellisense. Select one and the rest of the sub is added. [ATTACH=CONFIG]16027[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]16028[/ATTACH] ... View more

There could be a couple of things at issue. Is 'strColumn_Name' the name of the field or a variable that hold the name of the field? If it's a variable, then you should use pFDef.DefinitionExpression = strColumn_Name + "='" + myObject.ToString() + "'"; Is the field numeric instead of string? Then you would remove the single quotes from the string. I would suggest comparing the DefinitionExpression value (use the debugging mode to see what it is exactly) with the expression that works properly in ArcMap ... View more

You're welcome. If this helped, then please click the check mark to show the question has been answered. ... View more

Can you post your code? ... View more

Take a look here for some more editing samples. You can look here too, but you'll have to sift through them all to find add-ins. I have created an Editor Extension add-in that allows a user to create features and attribute them with a classification scheme using either the template or a dialog, but it's pretty complex. ... View more

The best place to start would be in the Help, which has several walkthroughs on building add-ins, plus several samples. ... View more

Have you tried using an IFeatureLayerDefinition? This will display only the selected features as determined by a definition expression (which should be the same syntax as the whereclause in your queryfilter) ... View more

nevermind... ... View more