Lost in OO… (in VB.NET 2003)

[RG]

Sorry, I’m new to OO (thought I’ve programmed for decades in other
languages), and though what I want to do here seems so trivial, I’m just not
getting it to work (despite all the OO example exercises I’ve gone through in
my books):

- I have a Form with many labels (including Label1 & Label2, let’s say).
- When you click on Label1, another form is shown (which is actually a
dialog).
- On the dialog, I have radio buttons.
- When you click on a radio button, I need to set the Text property of
Label2 (back on the first Form) to a certain value.

That’s it. Thanks for your help.

--
RG

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

RG,

Did yo not see my sample?

Cor

"RG" <[e-mail]> schreef in bericht
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Sorry, I'm new to OO (thought I've programmed for decades in other
languages), and though what I want to do here seems so trivial, I'm just
not
getting it to work (despite all the OO example exercises I've gone through
in
my books):

- I have a Form with many labels (including Label1 & Label2, let's say).
- When you click on Label1, another form is shown (which is actually a
dialog).
- On the dialog, I have radio buttons.
- When you click on a radio button, I need to set the Text property of
Label2 (back on the first Form) to a certain value.

That's it. Thanks for your help.

--
RG

[RG]

Sorry, No, I did not see your sample. Something must have gone wrong with my
post the first time - I received no replies, so I re-submitted it last night,
and all I have now is your one-sentence question. Please let me see your
sample again, if you would. Thanks very much.
--
RG
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

RG,

Did yo not see my sample?

Cor

"RG" <[e-mail]> schreef in bericht
news:BB**********************************@microsof t.com...

Sorry, I'm new to OO (thought I've programmed for decades in other
languages), and though what I want to do here seems so trivial, I'm just
not
getting it to work (despite all the OO example exercises I've gone through
in
my books):

- I have a Form with many labels (including Label1 & Label2, let's say).
- When you click on Label1, another form is shown (which is actually a
dialog).
- On the dialog, I have radio buttons.
- When you click on a radio button, I need to set the Text property of
Label2 (back on the first Form) to a certain value.

That's it. Thanks for your help.

--
RG

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

RG,

A very simple way to begin with. (jroughly typed in this message

In the label click event (I would use a button which appearance is set to
flat) of your mainform

dim frm as new extraform
frm.ShowDialog
label2.text = frm.LabelTextField
frm.Dispose

frm.LabelTextField is in your extraform
Public LabelTextField as string.

This you string you fill in the event from that radiobutton and than end of
that event you set me.close

I hope this helps,

Cor
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Sorry, No, I did not see your sample. Something must have gone wrong with
my
post the first time - I received no replies, so I re-submitted it last
night,
and all I have now is your one-sentence question. Please let me see your
sample again, if you would. Thanks very much.
--
RG
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

RG,

Did yo not see my sample?

Cor

"RG" <[e-mail]> schreef in bericht
news:BB**********************************@microsof t.com...

> Sorry, I'm new to OO (thought I've programmed for decades in other
> languages), and though what I want to do here seems so trivial, I'm
> just
> not
> getting it to work (despite all the OO example exercises I've gone
> through
> in
> my books):
>
> - I have a Form with many labels (including Label1 & Label2, let's
> say).
> - When you click on Label1, another form is shown (which is actually a
> dialog).
> - On the dialog, I have radio buttons.
> - When you click on a radio button, I need to set the Text property of
> Label2 (back on the first Form) to a certain value.
>
> That's it. Thanks for your help.
>
> --
> RG