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    Resolved [RESOLVED] help on implementing forms

    here is how my Form4 look like: Name:  vbFZHJU.png
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    is it possible to add code to the 'Edit Login Info' button so that it will display Form1.vb? not the Form1.vb[Design] GUI but rather the codes for Form1.
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    so basically i want to click 'Edit Login Info' to show the codes for Form1.vb.
    is it possible?

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    Re: help on implementing forms

    After you've compiled your application the code that you have does not look as that at all, so the short answer is No. But why would you want to show the code? I'm guessing it's because you want to change the login and password information. That information should not be hard coded into your application in the first place. You should have it (encrypted) in a database or some other storage.

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    Re: help on implementing forms

    Quote Originally Posted by Joacim Andersson View Post
    After you've compiled your application the code that you have does not look as that at all, so the short answer is No. But why would you want to show the code? I'm guessing it's because you want to change the login and password information. That information should not be hard coded into your application in the first place. You should have it (encrypted) in a database or some other storage.
    it's easier to implement for me, as the accounts are not important and i only needs 3 accounts.
    it is for my module project.

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