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Hi,

I am new to c# and need some help with my project. I have 4 forms each having a back and next button. Each form allows users to input data. when the next or back button is pressed how do i get access to the same instance of the form? Currently, when back is pressed the data in the original form is loss?

I would appreciate any help!

Thanks,
Jul 16 '07 #1
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teju
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Hi,

I am new to c# and need some help with my project. I have 4 forms each having a back and next button. Each form allows users to input data. when the next or back button is pressed how do i get access to the same instance of the form? Currently, when back is pressed the data in the original form is loss?

I would appreciate any help!

Thanks,
Did you try the Enable view state property set to true
Jul 16 '07 #2
radcaesar
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Is it a web application ?

Hi,

I am new to c# and need some help with my project. I have 4 forms each having a back and next button. Each form allows users to input data. when the next or back button is pressed how do i get access to the same instance of the form? Currently, when back is pressed the data in the original form is loss?

I would appreciate any help!

Thanks,
Jul 16 '07 #3
Is it a web application ?
Its not a web app, its a windows desktop application, I've used the hide and show methods to display forms but I think this creates a new instance of the form what I need is a specific instance of the form with the data in it.

I need the user to be able to press back and next between the 4 forms, accessing the original form with input data? Do I pass a reference of say form1 to the form2? but then if back is pressed how do I pass a reference form2 back to form1?
Jul 16 '07 #4

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