S
Serdar C.
hello again, i have another question... i am writing a program with 2
windows forms...
first form have a search button and several text buttons to list the data
loaded from an sql database
second form just have a listbox that shows the search results in the
listbox..
i want to let user select from the second form's listbox and show the
results from the first form. how can i "post" te selected items name to the
first form without creating another form? the only way i find is like this:
first form:
public void listitems(string selecteditem)
{
dataview.rowfilter = "username = '" +selecteditem +"'";
}
and in the second form:
private void listBox1_DoubleClick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Form1 f = new Form1();
f.list(listBox1.SelectedItem.ToString());
f.Show();
}
but that makes my program show several "form1" ' s in my program and thats
something i really dont want to happen.. so is there a way to "post"
variables between forms like asp.net do?
p.s: i cant write replies from outlook express. so i thank you from here
for spending your time to respond and helping. have a good day.
windows forms...
first form have a search button and several text buttons to list the data
loaded from an sql database
second form just have a listbox that shows the search results in the
listbox..
i want to let user select from the second form's listbox and show the
results from the first form. how can i "post" te selected items name to the
first form without creating another form? the only way i find is like this:
first form:
public void listitems(string selecteditem)
{
dataview.rowfilter = "username = '" +selecteditem +"'";
}
and in the second form:
private void listBox1_DoubleClick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Form1 f = new Form1();
f.list(listBox1.SelectedItem.ToString());
f.Show();
}
but that makes my program show several "form1" ' s in my program and thats
something i really dont want to happen.. so is there a way to "post"
variables between forms like asp.net do?
p.s: i cant write replies from outlook express. so i thank you from here
for spending your time to respond and helping. have a good day.