[RESOLVED] BC30001: Statement is not valid in a namespace

[MadLadDesigns]

I've obviously done something wrong, as I'm now getting these errors:



How do I correct this please?

[MadLadDesigns]

It was because I was missing the 'Public Class Form1' at the beginning (Doh!)

[wes4dbt]

FYI - It's a bad idea to post a picture of your code. It hard to read, at best. Always cut/paste your code, Use the code tags ("#") so the code keeps it's formatting.

[MadLadDesigns]

FYI - It's a bad idea to post a picture of your code. It hard to read, at best. Always cut/paste your code, Use the code tags ("#") so the code keeps it's formatting.

The reason I did a screenshot was to highlight the errors, a simple cut and paste would have just shown the code. The code wasn't the problem.

[wes4dbt]

The reason I did a screenshot was to highlight the errors, a simple cut and paste would have just shown the code. The code wasn't the problem.

You can't read the errors either. lol

[MadLadDesigns]

Yeah, point taken. Lol!

[wes4dbt]

You can cut/paste the errors too, usually. Just use the Quote tab for that.

[jmcilhinney]

The code wasn't the problem.

Except it was. You can include a screenshot if it adds value, e.g. you might want to show the lines of code that are underlined as being in error, but always post text as text, formatted appropriately. That means code, error messages, etc. Apart from readability, if we want to run your code for ourselves or search the web for an error message, we can't copy and paste the text from a picture.