How do I execute a form "FORM.VB"?

How do I execute a form "FORM.VB"?

• Colin Josey

  yes great code dude
  iam a total newbie to thiss hehe :p
  is it also possible to
  open a forum but then not a new window
  well yes a new window but i can also click the other window now
  is there a way to open a new window and then disable the other window
  
  thanxs alot
  

• RoyW

  I have tried ALL of that and NOTHING works.
  
  Michael
  
  

• Temple1

  Michael,
  
  Dim Form1 as New FORM()
  Form1.Show()
  
  
  
  If you replace 'ApplicationName.FormNameYouWantToShow' with the name of your project and form it should work as expected.
  
  
  Try placing this code in a button click event handler of your first form to test:
  
  Dim myForm as New ApplicationName.FormNameYouWantToShow()
  myForm.Show()
  
  
  If it still doesn't work you might want to post some of your code for further troubleshooting.
  
  
  
  
  

• Jup

  Ensure that Function Lock is on - sometimes this is not on after I restart my machine.
  
  F9 toggles a breakpoint,  F11 Code steps through.
  
  I think this changed from VB6 when F9 used to code step.
  
  
  

• RCherukuri

  That works thank you, but now I have noticed that debug (F9) does not.
  
  Michael
  
  

• Badgeror

  Michael,
  
  
  F9 toggles breakpoints (as opposed to debugging).
  
  F5 starts your application in debug mode - or you can select 'Start Debugging' from the 'Debug' menu.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• vb.net beginner

  Thank you.
  
  

• PDU_Paul

  Hello Michael,
  
  To display one form from another you use code similar to the following:
  
  Dim Form1 as New FORM()
  Form1.Show()
  
  
  
  Is that what you mean by 'execute a form'
  
  
  
  Hope that helps,
  
  

• Stijn V.U.

  This did not work.
  
  Michael
  
  

• .asim

  I understand what is supposed to work.
  
  Too bad that doesn't work here!!
  
  Michael
  
  
• How do I execute a form "FORM.VB"?