Move to a next window after pressing a button

Move to a next window after pressing a button

• overthetop

  well, if I undrestand correctly, you wish to open another window in your application correct (another form) if so, simply create an instance of it and show it to the user. Example:

  Form2 theSecondForm = new Form2();

  theSecondForm.Show();

  //or:

  theSecondForm.ShowDialog();

  the showdialog() puts the form in question into the model dialog meaning that the previous forms opened are not accessible until this form is closed and only then can you access the other forms as well as continuing execution of code.

  Is this what you are after

  
  
  

• Bala_SSRS

  Hi,
  
  Never mind, i think i got it.
  
  I'll just make the labels variable and display them.
  
  Thanks again!
  
  

• Jamie Briant

  Hi,

  In my application.

  
  

• Seshagiri

  
  Hi,
  
  Thanks for your reply.
  
  If i do it that way, does that mean i have to make another project in order to get the second form
  
  Or can i make a second form in the same project
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  

• leo landry

  you can add another form in the same project :-) just right click your project, go to add > new item and select the Form you want to add
  
  

• HumbleServant

  not quite sure I understand...can you explain further you can use as many forms as you want in the project, thats no problem.

  
  
  

• Scott Chang

  Hi,
  
  I just found it, thanks!
  
  

• Sarah21

  I do have another question thought. Hope you can help me wit this one too.
  
  I have 4 kinds of computations in my calculator project. plus, minus, multiply and devide sums. And each time one of them will be displayed.
  
  How can i make the second form variable about what to display
  
  Or am i forced to use 4 forms for this project
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  

• bishoycom

  next Window in where your application or in the C# IDE Can you explain a bit more please
  
  
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