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closed closed closed closed - ℓιℓ υzι νєят - Nov 17, 2015
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* - BahNahNah - Nov 17, 2015
Make some public properties in form1, then access them from the instance in form2.
In form2:
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form1 f1 = new form1();
f1.ShowDialog();
DoStuff(f1.Username, f1.Password);* - Rhez - Nov 17, 2015
Form2_Load
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Textbox1.Text == Form1.Textbox1.Text* - Odus - Nov 18, 2015
Third way is to accept them as args in your form's constructor and keep them private if you only need to pass and not constantly communicate between.
* - Rhez - Nov 18, 2015
(Nov 17, 2015 06:14 PM)Rʌv3ɲ Wrote: I need help with somthing
So, in my form1 I got my login and I wanna get the username in the first textbox over to my form2 after logging in. How do I make it so I can get the username in a php script in the form2.
It's just the same in ur previous question. The answer is also the same
* - ImYourFather - Nov 18, 2015
(Nov 17, 2015 06:14 PM)Rʌv3ɲ Wrote: So, in my form1 I got my login and I wanna get the username in the first textbox over to my form2 after logging in.
You can make constructor in Form2, and set values from textboxes to properties:
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private string login;
private string password
public void Form2(string login, string password){
this.login = login;
this.password = password;
}And calling from Form1:
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Form2 mainForm = Form2(textBox1.Text, textBox2.Text);
this.Hide();
mainForm.Show();