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| Submitted on: 5/21/2003 5:35:43 AM
By: Javier García Alonso
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility:VB.NET
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| | | This code implements a simple class, wich stores and manages some basic data(name, address and telephone). It also saves and opens data using serialization :-).
Uses a MDI form with toolbar and menuitems to navigate the different options.
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5/24/2003 1:23:19 PM:emailsolution
hi
Excellent from me! Is there a way
to show and close child forms from the
toolbar? My Scenario is I have MDI so
when I click on toolbarbutton1 I can
display form1 but I need to close when
i click on toolbarbutton2 to display
form2.
Any advice would be most
appreciated
regards
shubie
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5/24/2003 2:16:15 PM:Javier García Alonso
Sure!. You have an important property
of the MDI form. This property is
MDIChildren. This is a collection wich
contains all child forms of this
MDI.
It's very easy to use. This is a
brief example you can insert into your
toolbarbutton2:
dim chdform as
form
'So you loop closing existing
childforms
For Each chdform In
mdi.MDIChildren
'here you can use
conditionals
'if you do not want
to delete
'child forms
chdform.Close()
Next
I hope this
solves your problem.
Thanx for your
vote ;-))
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