Functions between forms

[jo cuppens]

How can i access to another form

[palanivel]

How can i access to another form

first u create one object

dim fr as new form2

button--click

fr.show()

[Lokean]

How can i access to another form

You need to use an event handler.

http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/archive/index.php/t-147563.html

[Motoma]

How can i access to another form

Your question is quite obtuse. If the answers you have received are not sufficient, please elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish. Giving more detail allows the experts to better understand and solve your problem.

[jo cuppens]

You need to use an event handler.

http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/archive/index.php/t-147563.html

in te active form, the function of the form behind (non-active) using. refresh or update of the form.
the application is a schedule, you give a new appiontment, de form behind must refresh

[jo cuppens]

n te active form, the function of the form behind (non-active) using. refresh or update of the form.
the application is a schedule, you give a new appiontment, de form behind must refresh

[Motoma]

n te active form, the function of the form behind (non-active) using. refresh or update of the form.
the application is a schedule, you give a new appiontment, de form behind must refresh

There are a number of ways to do this, you can use a callback, pass a message, or give the child form access to the parent form's functions.

[jo cuppens]

There are a number of ways to do this, you can use a callback, pass a message, or give the child form access to the parent form's functions.

in c# is there a callback, and how cna you give access to a parent form

[jo cuppens]

thanks to all
I resolve the problem with this code
_parentopendatabestand is the function I need in the form1

private Form1 _parent;

public new_( Form1 Form1)
{
InitializeComponent();
_parent = Form1;

}
btt_click()
_parent.opendatabestand(dat2, tabelnamen._QR_naam, tabelnamen.selct_naam);

[Motoma]

Glad to hear you have found the answer to your question. Thank you for posting the solution, and come back any time you have a question or feel like helping out.