vb6 - How to select a folder only by using common dialog control -

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VB6 का उपयोग

कोड। 

  CommonDialog1.DialogTitle = " ओपन फाइल "कॉमनडियलॉग 1। फ़िलटर =" *। * "कॉमनडियलॉग 1। फ़िलटरइंडएक्स = 1 कॉमनडियोलॉग 1। फ्लेग्स = सीडीएलओफ़एएनएलओओ बहुस्तरीय + सीडीएलएफएनएक्सप्लोरर कॉमनडियोलोग 1.फ्लैग्स = सीडीएलएफएफ़फ़ाइलमस्टइक्सिस्ट + सीडीएलएफएनहाइडरेडएंडलीडियोलोग 1। रद्द करें = ट्रॉजन पर त्रुटि फिर से शुरू करेंअनुक्रमणिकाअगला सामान्यडायलोग 1.शो ओपनअगर तब 'एमएसबीबीएक्स' का चयन करें फ़ोल्डर "उप कोड से बाहर निकलें यदि

से ऊपर कोड से, मैं एक फ़ाइल चुन रहा हूँ, लेकिन मैं एक फ़ाइल का चयन नहीं करना चाहता, मैं केवल फ़ोल्डर का चयन करना चाहता हूं मेरे कोड को कैसे संशोधित करें।

vb6 कोड सहायता की आवश्यकता है?

यह एक जब से मुझे कोई भी दृश्य बुनियादी काम करना पड़ता है, लेकिन मुझे लगता है कि एक फ़ाइल खोलने के लिए सामान्य संवाद बॉक्स का उपयोग करने के बजाय आपको SHBrowseForFolder फ़ंक्शन का उपयोग करना चाहिए जो पहले से ही है विंडोज एपीआई

अपडेट (2017): उपलब्ध कराई गई लिंक टूट गई है लेकिन


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