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问题描述

你好，


我是VB.Net的新手，所以对我很轻松，现在问我的问题。我想要在我的应用程序中使用多个表单，但是我需要帮助这样做才能获得
。我知道我可以继承一个表格，但我相信我正在寻找

一些不同的东西。


例如：


Form1将显示radPick按钮和btnEnter。如果用户选择了

radPick并单击了btnEnter它将显示Form2。


Form2将显示一组新的控件供用户进行交互。 />

我该如何做到这一点？


这就是我所做的，但它不会起作用：


如果radPick.Checked = True那么

Form2.Show（）

结束如果


-

我是Noob！

感谢您的帮助:)

解决方案

Hello Shane，


我也是新手，但我想我知道你问题的答案。


在Module范围内声明一个form2对象。


Dim frmTwo as new form2


并使用frmTwo.Show（）而不是form2.show（）

我今天刚刚使用类似的代码，我相信这是答案

你的问题。


Richard。


" Shane" <嘘*** @ discussions.microsoft.com>在留言中写道

news：97 ********************************** @ microsof t.com ...

你好，

我是VB.Net的新手，所以对我很轻松，现在回答我的问题。
我想在我的应用程序中有多个表单，但我需要帮助这个。我知道我可以继承一个表单，但我相信我正在寻找一些不同的东西。

示例：

Form1会显示一个radPick按钮，一个btnEnter。如果用户选择了
radPick并单击了btnEnter，它将显示Form2。

Form2将显示一组新的控件供用户进行交互。

如何我这样做了吗？

这就是我做的，但它不起作用：

如果radPick.Checked = True那么
Form2.Show（）
结束如果

-
我是Noob！
感谢您的帮助：）

THANKS RICHARD :)


这真的很有帮助。


Richard Aubin写道：

你好Shane，

我也是新人，但我想我知道你问题的答案。

Dim frmTwo as new form2

并使用frmTwo.Show（）而不是form2.show（）
<我今天刚刚使用类似的代码，我相信这就是你问题的答案。

理查德。

谢恩 <嘘*** @ discussions.microsoft.com>在消息中写道
新闻：97 ********************************** @ microsof t.com。 ..

你好，

我是VB.Net的新手，所以对我很轻松，现在回答我的问题。

我

想在我的应用程序中有多个表单，但我需要帮助这个。我知道我可以继承一个表单，但我相信我正在寻找一些不同的东西。

示例：

Form1会显示一个radPick按钮，一个btnEnter。如果用户选择了
radPick并单击了btnEnter，它将显示Form2。

Form2将显示一组新的控件供用户进行交互。

如何我这样做了吗？

这就是我做的，但它不起作用：

如果radPick.Checked = True那么
Form2.Show（）
结束如果

-
我是Noob！
感谢您的帮助：）

现在，如果我只能让我的控件出现？


" Shane"写道：

谢谢理查德:)

这真的很有帮助。

理查德奥宾写道：

你好Shane，

我也是新人，但我想我知道你问题的答案。

Dim frmTwo as new form2

并使用frmTwo.Show（）而不是form2.show（）
<我今天刚刚使用类似的代码，我相信这就是你问题的答案。

理查德。

谢恩 <嘘*** @ discussions.microsoft.com>在消息中写道
新闻：97 ********************************** @ microsof t.com。 ..

你好，

我是VB.Net的新手，所以对我很轻松，现在回答我的问题。

我

想在我的应用程序中有多个表单，但我需要帮助这个。我知道我可以继承一个表单，但我相信我正在寻找一些不同的东西。

示例：

Form1会显示一个radPick按钮，一个btnEnter。如果用户选择了
radPick并单击了btnEnter，它将显示Form2。

Form2将显示一组新的控件供用户进行交互。

如何我这样做了吗？

这就是我做的，但它不起作用：

如果radPick.Checked = True那么
Form2.Show（）
结束如果

-
我是Noob！
感谢您的帮助：）

Hello,

I am new to VB.Net so go easy on me, now on to the question that I have. I
would like to have multiple forms in my application, but I need help doing
this. I know that I can inherit a form but, I believe I am looking for
something a little deferent.

Example:

Form1 would display a radPick button and a btnEnter. If the user selected
radPick and clicked btnEnter it would display Form2.

Form2 would display a new set of controls for the user to interact with.

How would I go about doing this?

This is what I did, but it would not work:

If radPick.Checked = True Then
Form2.Show()
End If

--
I am a Noob!
Thanks for the Help :)

解决方案

Hello Shane,

I''m new as well, but I think I know the answer to your problem.

Declare a form2 object in Module scope.

Dim frmTwo as new form2

And use frmTwo.Show() instead of form2.show()

I was just working with similar code today, and I believe that is the answer
to your question.

Richard.

"Shane" <Sh***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:97**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hello,

I am new to VB.Net so go easy on me, now on to the question that I have. I would like to have multiple forms in my application, but I need help doing
this. I know that I can inherit a form but, I believe I am looking for
something a little deferent.

Example:

Form1 would display a radPick button and a btnEnter. If the user selected
radPick and clicked btnEnter it would display Form2.

Form2 would display a new set of controls for the user to interact with.

How would I go about doing this?

This is what I did, but it would not work:

If radPick.Checked = True Then
Form2.Show()
End If

--
I am a Noob!
Thanks for the Help :)

THANKS RICHARD :)

That really helped out a lot.

"Richard Aubin" wrote:

Hello Shane,

I''m new as well, but I think I know the answer to your problem.

Declare a form2 object in Module scope.

Dim frmTwo as new form2

And use frmTwo.Show() instead of form2.show()

I was just working with similar code today, and I believe that is the answer
to your question.

Richard.

"Shane" <Sh***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:97**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hello,

I am new to VB.Net so go easy on me, now on to the question that I have.

I

would like to have multiple forms in my application, but I need help doing
this. I know that I can inherit a form but, I believe I am looking for
something a little deferent.

Example:

Form1 would display a radPick button and a btnEnter. If the user selected
radPick and clicked btnEnter it would display Form2.

Form2 would display a new set of controls for the user to interact with.

How would I go about doing this?

This is what I did, but it would not work:

If radPick.Checked = True Then
Form2.Show()
End If

--
I am a Noob!
Thanks for the Help :)

Now if I could only get my Controls to show up??

"Shane" wrote:

THANKS RICHARD :)

That really helped out a lot.

"Richard Aubin" wrote:

Hello Shane,

I''m new as well, but I think I know the answer to your problem.

Declare a form2 object in Module scope.

Dim frmTwo as new form2

And use frmTwo.Show() instead of form2.show()

I was just working with similar code today, and I believe that is the answer
to your question.

Richard.

"Shane" <Sh***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:97**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hello,

I am new to VB.Net so go easy on me, now on to the question that I have.

I

would like to have multiple forms in my application, but I need help doing
this. I know that I can inherit a form but, I believe I am looking for
something a little deferent.

Example:

Form1 would display a radPick button and a btnEnter. If the user selected
radPick and clicked btnEnter it would display Form2.

Form2 would display a new set of controls for the user to interact with.

How would I go about doing this?

This is what I did, but it would not work:

If radPick.Checked = True Then
Form2.Show()
End If

--
I am a Noob!
Thanks for the Help :)

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