Jonathan,
The point is that child form must have a reference to know what form is the
parent form.
You can do that, by example, setting a parameter with the parent form in the
constructor or providing a property in the child form where you could set
this reference. Example:
// Constructor
private YourParentForm mParentForm;
public ChildForm(YourParentForm myParentForm)
{
mParentForm = myParentForm;
}
// or Property
public YourParentForm ParentForm
{ set {mParentForm = value;} }
So, in the child form, you can perform any method provided by the Parent Form.
mParentForm.UpdateSomething();
Cheers,
Francisco.
"Jonathan Taylor" wrote:
I have a form that shows a list of items.
I click a button which opens a child form. On the child form i can create
new items.
How can I refresh the list of items on the parent form ?
I'm not sure how i can trigger an event which will call the refresh on the
parent.
Thanks in advance.