Changing title of form dynamically.

[Markus]

Is it possible to change the title of a form if a conditional statement is fulfilled?

Edit: I looked over my files and saw how to!

this.Text = 'new title';
 

Simple *embarrassed*

[OuTCasT]

form.text = "bla bla bla"

[joedeene]

form.text = "bla bla bla"

This will not work if the form is being called from its own class, you would have to use ' this.text = "title" ' or ' me.text = "title" ' but any other class it will work that way.

joedeene

[Curtis Rutland]

joedeene makes a good point. You have to have a reference to the form. Inside the form's class, "this" is a reference to the form. Outside, you would need an instance to call on.

[OuTCasT]

joedeene makes a good point. You have to have a reference to the form. Inside the form's class, "this" is a reference to the form. Outside, you would need an instance to call on.

i have used me.text = "" is most of my forms and it works.
if i wld change the title from another form it wld be the forms name .text.

[joedeene]

i have used me.text = "" is most of my forms and it works.
if i wld change the title from another form it wld be the forms name .text.

Yes that does work calling the me.text from anything that is on the form, but if you're changing it from a different form or class, you'll need the reference of the form, as iA has said. So, if your form's name is Form1, then anything IN the Form1 class uses "this"(c#) or "me"(VB.NET) as the reference. But calling from another class your reference is whatever you make it to be.

joedeene