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How do you code one button1 to click button2 and button2 to click button1 in VB9 without causing a loop?

Asked by ITCSAdmin in Microsoft Development, Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB9, VS2008, WinForm, .Net

I was just shown how to make Button1 perform a click function on Button2 when Button1 is clicked, but NOW I need to make it that when either button is clicked it will click the other button. When I attempted to apply the code to both buttons I went into an infinite loop...Can someone show me how to correct it and still get the results that I am looking for?

Current Code for "wfIIMS.ucSizeUpDetails" for each button is below:
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Private Sub btn_T1_Decon_Stop_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btn_T1_Decon_Stop.Click
        tb_T1_Decon_StopTime.BackColor = Color.Red
        tb_T1_Decon_StopTime.Text = Now.Hour & ":" & Now.Minute.ToString("00")
        wfIMS.ucSizeUpDetailsH1.btn_T1_M1_Decon_Stop.PerformClick()
    End Sub
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    Private Sub btn_T1_M1_Decon_Stop_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btn_T1_M1_Decon_Stop.Click
        lbl_T1_M1_Decon_Stop.BackColor = Color.Red
        lbl_T1_M1_Decon_Stop.Text = Now.Hour & ":" & Now.Minute.ToString("00")
        'wfIMS.ucSizeUpDetailsH1.btn_T1_Decon_Stop.PerformClick()
    End Sub
 
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