From Inherits

[Brian]

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How is
this done?
Brian

[kimiraikkonen]

Re: From Inherits

On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1.  on this second form I put
another textbox(textbox 2).  Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also.  Howis
this done?
    Brian

On your second form,
textbox2.text = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.

Hope this helps,

Onur

[Brian]

Re: From Inherits

I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the event
handler for textbox1?

Me.TextBox2.Tex t = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text

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On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How is
this done?
Brian

On your second form,
textbox2.text = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.

Hope this helps,

Onur

[kimiraikkonen]

Re: From Inherits

On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the event
handler for textbox1?
>
Me.TextBox2.Tex t = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>
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>
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On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How is
this done?
Brian

>
On your second form,
textbox2.text = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>
Hope this helps,
>
Onur

You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
two textboxes?

[Brian]

Re: From Inherits

i was just wanting to test.. on form1 with the monthcalendar, I have the
date being put into textbox1... but I'd to see when the value on textbox1
changes it changes in textbox2 on form2.
Brian
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On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
event
handler for textbox1?
>
Me.TextBox2.Tex t = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>
"kimiraikko nen" <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>
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On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How
is
this done?
Brian

>
On your second form,
textbox2.text = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>
Hope this helps,
>
Onur

You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
two textboxes?

[Brian]

Re: From Inherits

ok, what event would i call in with the inherit form1.monthcale ndar has been
changed and I want that date to show up on form2.textbox2?


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>i was just wanting to test.. on form1 with the monthcalendar, I have the
>date being put into textbox1... but I'd to see when the value on textbox1
>changes it changes in textbox2 on form2.
Brian
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On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

>I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
>event
>handler for textbox1?
>>
>Me.TextBox2.Te xt = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>>
>"kimiraikkonen " <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>>
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>On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>>

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in
the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How
is
this done?
Brian

>>
>On your second form,
>textbox2.tex t = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
>event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
>textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>>
>Hope this helps,
>>
>Onur

>
You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
two textboxes?
>

[Brian]

Re: From Inherits

oK... Create a even for textbox1 in form2.. and instead of
frmmain.textbox 1.text I used textbox1.text.. ....
I got to thinking that it must copy the controls over as well.. that is why
the default frist textbox I added was textbox2.
Thanks for the help
Brian
"kimiraikko nen" <kimiraikkonen8 5@gmail.comwrot e in message
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On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
event
handler for textbox1?
>
Me.TextBox2.Tex t = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>
"kimiraikko nen" <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>
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On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How
is
this done?
Brian

>
On your second form,
textbox2.text = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>
Hope this helps,
>
Onur

You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
two textboxes?

[Brian S.]

Re: From Inherits

Ok, thought I had this but I don't... when i look at the form2(child) I get
errors about not being displayed.....
This should be simple, but I am not seeing it....
when I click on calendar1 from form1 and the textbox1 changes...... I want
to know how I can
set the text in textbox2 on the form2 and how do I read the value of
textbox1 or the calender value from form2...
Please help :)
Brian

"Brian" <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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oK... Create a even for textbox1 in form2.. and instead of
frmmain.textbox 1.text I used textbox1.text.. ....
I got to thinking that it must copy the controls over as well.. that is
why the default frist textbox I added was textbox2.
Thanks for the help
Brian
"kimiraikko nen" <kimiraikkonen8 5@gmail.comwrot e in message
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On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

>I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
>event
>handler for textbox1?
>>
>Me.TextBox2.Te xt = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>>
>"kimiraikkonen " <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>>
>news:979f0c0 1-db03-4e64-854c-b64f4d7f4ef4@n1 g2000prb.google groups.com...
>On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>>

Hi,
playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
put
another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in
the
form1.textbox1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also. How
is
this done?
Brian

>>
>On your second form,
>textbox2.tex t = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
>event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
>textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>>
>Hope this helps,
>>
>Onur

>
You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
two textboxes?
>

[Brian S.]

Re: From Inherits

ok.. think i have this.. so far so good.. hopfully.. i went into Form1's
Private Sub InitializeCompo nent() and found the delareration for textbox1
which was

Friend WithEvents TextBox1 As System.Windows. Forms.TextBox and change it
to

Protected WithEvents TextBox1 As System.Windows. Forms.TextBox

"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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Ok, thought I had this but I don't... when i look at the form2(child) I
get errors about not being displayed.....
This should be simple, but I am not seeing it....
when I click on calendar1 from form1 and the textbox1 changes...... I want
to know how I can
set the text in textbox2 on the form2 and how do I read the value of
textbox1 or the calender value from form2...
Please help :)
Brian
>
"Brian" <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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>oK... Create a even for textbox1 in form2.. and instead of
>frmmain.textbo x1.text I used textbox1.text.. ....
>I got to thinking that it must copy the controls over as well.. that is
>why the default frist textbox I added was textbox2.
>Thanks for the help
> Brian
>"kimiraikkonen " <kimiraikkonen8 5@gmail.comwrot e in message
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>On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

>>I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
>>event
>>handler for textbox1?
>>>
>>Me.TextBox2.T ext = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>>>
>>"kimiraikkone n" <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>>>
>>news:979f0c 01-db03-4e64-854c-b64f4d7f4ef4@n1 g2000prb.google groups.com...
>>On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>>>
>Hi,
>playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
>I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
>put
>another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in
>the
>form1.textbo x1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also.
>How is
>this done?
>Brian
>>>
>>On your second form,
>>textbox2.te xt = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
>>event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
>>textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>>
>>Onur

>>
>You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
>textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
>two textboxes?
>>

>
>

[Brian S.]

Re: From Inherits

lol... i didn't relize... it under the properties... called modifiers...
:(.. hey.. got to start somewhere..

"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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Ok, thought I had this but I don't... when i look at the form2(child) I
get errors about not being displayed.....
This should be simple, but I am not seeing it....
when I click on calendar1 from form1 and the textbox1 changes...... I want
to know how I can
set the text in textbox2 on the form2 and how do I read the value of
textbox1 or the calender value from form2...
Please help :)
Brian
>
"Brian" <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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>oK... Create a even for textbox1 in form2.. and instead of
>frmmain.textbo x1.text I used textbox1.text.. ....
>I got to thinking that it must copy the controls over as well.. that is
>why the default frist textbox I added was textbox2.
>Thanks for the help
> Brian
>"kimiraikkonen " <kimiraikkonen8 5@gmail.comwrot e in message
>news:d6b73be f-f896-49c2-a35e-19f0d56ec9c8@w8 g2000prd.google groups.com...
>On Apr 15, 6:29 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:

>>I did that on the form load.... what I need I suppose is access to the
>>event
>>handler for textbox1?
>>>
>>Me.TextBox2.T ext = frmMain.TextBox 1.Text
>>>
>>"kimiraikkone n" <kimiraikkone.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
>>>
>>news:979f0c 01-db03-4e64-854c-b64f4d7f4ef4@n1 g2000prb.google groups.com...
>>On Apr 15, 6:02 pm, "Brian" <bsgalla...@com munity.nospamwr ote:
>>>
>Hi,
>playing around i created a form that has a calendar and a textbox1.
>I created another from that inherits from form1. on this second form I
>put
>another textbox(textbox 2). Now, on the second from when the value in
>the
>form1.textbo x1 changes, I want it to be displayed in textbox2 also.
>How is
>this done?
>Brian
>>>
>>On your second form,
>>textbox2.te xt = form1.textbox1. text should do the trick in any control
>>event you desire, however you may want to put this in textbox2's
>>textchanged event to equalise in every type attempt on textbox2.
>>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>>
>>Onur

>>
>You can add event handler to call event, however you can equalise
>textboxes in form_load as you've done. When do you want to equalise
>two textboxes?
>>

>
>