Modal/Modless form

[Bruce A. Julseth]

With VB.NET, how do I define a form to be Modal?

Thank you..

Bruce

 

[TCORDON]

MyForm.Show()
or
MyForm.ShowDialog()

Regards,

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

With VB.NET, how do I define a form to be Modal?

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Dim f As New FooForm()
f.ShowDialog()
f.Dispose()
///

Notice that forms shown using 'ShowDialog' should be disposed when they are
not needed any more.

 

[Galen Somerville]

\\\
Dim f As New FooForm()
f.ShowDialog()
f.Dispose()
///

Notice that forms shown using 'ShowDialog' should be disposed when they are
not needed any more.

When answering a dotnet question directly, it would be wise to also direct
them to the dotnet newsgroups. Save them time/trouble with their next
questions.

Galen

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

When answering a dotnet question directly, it would be wise to also direct
them to the dotnet newsgroups. Save them time/trouble with their next
questions.

Sorry, I totally missed that this question was directed to a VB classic
group too :-(

 

[Bruce A. Julseth]

Thanks to all for the help....

Bruce

Sorry, I totally missed that this question was directed to a VB classic
group too :-(

 

[Cor Ligthert]

When answering a dotnet question directly, it would be wise to also direct

them to the dotnet newsgroups. Save them time/trouble with their next
questions.

Why, that sees the OP from where he gets the answers.

And when you don't want those question in the newsgroup where you are
active, than ask Microsoft to change the name of that newsgroup to make it
more clear to newbies or tell it yourself.

It would be crazy when there is a crosspost between the newsgroups that
somebody active in one tells that his newsgroup is "better".

Just my opinion.

Cor

 

[Jan Hyde]

"Cor Ligthert" <[email protected]>'s wild thoughts
were released on Fri, 21 Jan 2005 08:47:06 +0100 bearing the
following fruit:

Why, that sees the OP from where he gets the answers.

And when you don't want those question in the newsgroup where you are
active, than ask Microsoft to change the name of that newsgroup to make it
more clear to newbies or tell it yourself.

It is expected that people at least read posts in a group
before they post in which case they would soon determine
that this is a VB 'classic' group, unless of course it was
filled with dotnet questions in which case I would
understand the confusion.

It would be crazy when there is a crosspost between the newsgroups that
somebody active in one tells that his newsgroup is "better".

Just my opinion.

The other group IS better. If you want want advice on how to
fix a car and you post to a PC group, there MIGHT be someone
who can help you but it's far better to point you to a car
group where EVERYONE can help you.



Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

 

[J French]

Why, that sees the OP from where he gets the answers.

And when you don't want those question in the newsgroup where you are
active, than ask Microsoft to change the name of that newsgroup to make it
more clear to newbies or tell it yourself.

You must be joking - the name of a NG is set in stone

It would be crazy when there is a crosspost between the newsgroups that
somebody active in one tells that his newsgroup is "better".

It is crazy /not/ to send people to the right NG to get their
questions viewed by a lot of people who know about their subject
- rather than just one or two people who are browsing this NG

Just my opinion.

You are in a minority
If this NG becomes full of VB.NET posters then it will be a Tower of
Babel