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How do I send from text box to text box?
I have a text box named txtFname.text and txtLname.txt in two different forms. I want to send the first txtFname.text which is in my FindCustomer.vb form to the txtFname.text on another form which is called SelectService.vb, how can I do this? I need to do the same for txtLname.text field.
Declare txtFname on SelectService form as public, then you will be able to call SelectService.txtFName.Tex
OR
in SelectService form create a property:
Public Property FName As String
Set(ByVal Value As String)
txtFName.Text = Value
End Set
End Property
and assign text using that property
OR
in SelectService form create a property:
Public Property FName As String
Set(ByVal Value As String)
txtFName.Text = Value
End Set
End Property
and assign text using that property
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I actually want to send it from a text box named txtFName1 to a label now named lblFName when the button is clicked....how about this?
Also, you will need a reference to the SelectService form somewhere.
In a module store a global variable like this:
Module Stuff
Public _SelectService as Form
End Module
When you instantiate the form, set the reference variable to point to the form like this:
Dim f as New SelectService()
f.Show
_SelectService = f
Now you can talk to all of the public items on the form just like chaniewskim was saying:
_SelectService.FName = "Test"
or
_SelectService.txtFName.Te
In a module store a global variable like this:
Module Stuff
Public _SelectService as Form
End Module
When you instantiate the form, set the reference variable to point to the form like this:
Dim f as New SelectService()
f.Show
_SelectService = f
Now you can talk to all of the public items on the form just like chaniewskim was saying:
_SelectService.FName = "Test"
or
_SelectService.txtFName.Te
The text field of the label can be altered the same way as the textbox.
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