cameronhunter
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Seems like it's already solved by an expert. -
You're getting the error becauseisn't a member of the form, it's a member of the module you're calling it from. You should also be getting compiler errors on these two lines...Code:showInputsDialog
...because you seem to be getting the module and form code mixed up.Code:Call Initialize Me.Show
That said, you're overthinking this. A UserForm is a class module, and it can be stored in a variable (or in this...Leave a comment:
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Yes @AnirbanHaldar we really need your help to understand your problem, Please answer all the question that Luuk have asked. Thank you!!!!Leave a comment:
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I couldn't understand a lot but based on what I understood I am going to give u suggestion -
If you really want to do so you can write your code like this:
and call it like this:Code:public static void showUC(Control uc, Control pnlContainer) { pnlContainer.Controls.Clear(); uc.Dock = DockStyle.Fill; pnlContainer.Controls.Add(uc); }
...Code:showUC(new someControlType(),
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I am not claiming that I can answer everything but I can try as I am a newbie.Leave a comment:
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I am here to learn some new thing but having a problem understanding this.Leave a comment:
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Ohh, thank goodness problem is solved.Leave a comment:
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