VB.Net, load another form form one form

load another form form one form

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ms #1 / 7	load another form form one form The sample is simple, I create two forms in vb.net IDE, say Form1 and Form2, When start the project, Form1 is started by default, but how to start Form2? I tried to add a module, public f2 as Form2 In the Form2 InitializeComponent event, add the code F2=Me And then in Form1 's button click event, add F2.show() It does not work anything wrong here?
Sat, 21 May 2005 16:46:50 GMT

elzik #2 / 7	load another form form one form Right click on your project and select properties. There is a ComboBox to select 'Startup Object' Cheers, elziko
Sat, 21 May 2005 17:21:34 GMT

jman #3 / 7	load another form form one form Just do this in form1's button click event dim f2 as new Form2() f2.show() Quote: > The sample is simple, I create two forms in vb.net IDE, say Form1 and Form2, > When start the project, Form1 is started by default, but how to start Form2? > I tried to add a module, public f2 as Form2 > In the Form2 InitializeComponent event, add the code > F2=Me > And then in Form1 's button click event, add > F2.show() > It does not work anything wrong here?
Sat, 21 May 2005 18:52:03 GMT

Olaf Schmit #4 / 7	load another form form one form If it should be modal use Dim f2 As New Form2() f2.ShowDialog() f2.Dispose()
Sat, 21 May 2005 19:09:28 GMT

ms #5 / 7	load another form form one form Thanks all for your posts. I think I have something confused. Now I am cleared. One thing I confused is that when I add a windows form by clicking project->add windows form, actually, it adds a class; after I run the project, there is no instance for the form2 class created, only one instance of form1 is created by default, so of course I need to use new keyword to create a new instance. So I know now add a windows form actually create a class; If I am wrong, please let me know. Thank you. Quote: > The sample is simple, I create two forms in vb.net IDE, say Form1 and Form2, > When start the project, Form1 is started by default, but how to start Form2? > I tried to add a module, public f2 as Form2 > In the Form2 InitializeComponent event, add the code > F2=Me > And then in Form1 's button click event, add > F2.show() > It does not work anything wrong here?
Sat, 21 May 2005 21:40:41 GMT

DB #6 / 7	load another form form one form That is exactly correct, and it's actually not much different than VB-6. In VB-6 the second form did not display until you used an instruction such as Form2.Show. If the VB runtime detected a reference to a form that did not yet exist, then it silently executed the equivalent of dim <form2> as New Form2 (where <form2> is some magic internal reference that allowed you to refer to the instance of Form2 as 'form2'). Now the variable declaration and instantiating the object is up to you, and you must do it before attempting any reference to Form2 or any of its objects. Quote: > Thanks all for your posts. I think I have something confused. Now I am > cleared. > One thing I confused is that when I add a windows form by clicking > project->add windows form, actually, it adds a class; after I run the > project, there is no instance for the form2 class created, only one instance > of form1 is created by default, so of course I need to use new keyword to > create a new instance. > So I know now add a windows form actually create a class; > If I am wrong, please let me know. Thank you.
Sun, 22 May 2005 08:13:56 GMT

dheeraj gab #7 / 7	load another form form one form Hi ther Just call function of class Form2 lets say ShowForm from form1 and then in that function write me.showdialog It will work dheeraj Quote: > The sample is simple, I create two forms in vb.net IDE, say Form1 and Form2, > When start the project, Form1 is started by default, but how to start Form2? > I tried to add a module, public f2 as Form2 > In the Form2 InitializeComponent event, add the code > F2=Me > And then in Form1 's button click event, add > F2.show() > It does not work anything wrong here?
Sun, 22 May 2005 12:16:30 GMT

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