I would like to do the same thing as I would have done with the following
Vb6 code :
form2.show
form2.zorder (0)

I want to create a form1 with a button1.
Button1_click is supposed to start up form2.

In a module (former .bas file) I have the following statement
Public WithEvents Skjermbilde2 As New Form2()

In Form1 Button1_click i have the following code :
Skjermbilde2.Show()

This works fine the first time I click on button1 but after closing form2
and clicking once more I get the following error :

An unhandled exception of type 'System.ObjectDisposedException' occurred in
system.windows.forms.dll
Additional information: Cannot access a disposed object named "Form2".

Can anyone help me ?

Jeroen Schi?tt

Jeroen,

Change that to

Public WithEvents Skjermbilde2 As Form2

And then make sure it's instantiated before calling Show:

If Skjermbilde2 Is Nothing Then Skjermbilde2 = New Form2
Skjermbilde2.Show()

Mattias

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Mattias Sj?gren (VB MVP)

http://www.msjogren.net/dotnet/

Oops, that should be

If Skjermbilde2 Is Nothing OrElse Skjermbilde2.IsDisposed Then
  Skjermbilde2 = New Form2
End If
Skjermbilde2.Show()

Mattias

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Mattias Sj?gren (VB MVP)

Thank you very much !!
It worked..

Do you/anyone know why the IsDisposed (function or property ??) is not in
the list when I type form1 DOT ctrl space...
Most methods and propeties are listed but not the IsDisposed method or
property.

Mvh Jeroen

Thank you very much !!

It worked..

Do you/anyone know why the IsDisposed (function or property ??) is not in
the list when I type form1 DOT ctrl space...

Most methods and propeties are listed but not the IsDisposed method or
property.

Mvh Jeroen

Jeroen,

It is for some reason considered an "advanced member", and therefore
hidden by default. You can show all of these by selecting Tools |
Options... | Text Editor | All Languages or Basic and then clear the
Hide advanced members checkbox.

Mattias

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Mattias Sj?gren (VB MVP)