[Resolved] Error with some codes...

1- Suppose that I am working in form1... this code is not working:

VB Code:

Private sub command1_Click()
form2.command2_Click
End sub

Is there any other way to do that?


2- I used form properties to load a picture... but now I changed my mind and I don't want to load any picture... However, I tried to unload it!!! but I can't do that!!! This appears always and I can't delete it (Picture: (Bitamp))

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Originally Posted by XShadow

1- Suppose that I am working in form1... this code is not working:

VB Code:

Private sub command1_Click()
form2.command2_Click
End sub

Is there any other way to do that?


2- I used form properties to load a picture... but now I changed my mind and I don't want to load any picture... However, I tried to unload it!!! but I can't do that!!! This appears always and I can't delete it (Picture: (Bitamp))

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1) put the command2 code into a public sub (module) and then call the sub in the click event

2) if you want to clear the forms picture property, do this:

VB Code:

Form1.Picture = LoadPicture("")

If you change command2_Click to a Public sub you can do

form2.command2_Click = True

Are you trying to call the click event? Then you should simply try:

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click
    Form2.Command2 = True
End Sub

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Originally Posted by gavio

Are you trying to call the click event? Then you should simply try:

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click
    Form2.Command2 = True
End Sub

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See post #3

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Originally Posted by XShadow2

2- I used form properties to load a picture... but now I changed my mind and I don't want to load any picture... However, I tried to unload it!!! but I can't do that!!! This appears always and I can't delete it (Picture: (Bitamp))

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Select the property, then press the Delete key twice.

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Originally Posted by MartinLiss

See post #3

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Yeah, but there's no need to change it to Public :)

edit: Btw... form2.command2_Click = True doesn't work for me, even if Command2_Click is Public.

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Originally Posted by gavio

Yeah, but there's no need to change it to Public :)

edit: Btw... form2.command2_Click = True doesn't work for me, even if Command2_Click is Public.

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.. but that will load Form2 in memory and you should not forget to unload it. ;)

Edit: Marty meant, make the Sub Public and under click event, just call the event name, ie. form2.command2_click

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Originally Posted by gavio

Yeah, but there's no need to change it to Public :)

edit: Btw... form2.command2_Click = True doesn't work for me, even if Command2_Click is Public.

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You're right :blush: and what you need to do is

Form2.Command2 = True

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Originally Posted by Harsh Gupta

.. but that will load Form2 in memory and you should not forget to unload it. ;)

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True... but, if you have a form, don't you want to have it in the memory? If not, what's the point of it? :) You can always simply loop through all forms and unload each one when closing the app.