sjn78
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The statubar doesn't have panels....i'm not that clever yet. I changed the function to what you said and still no luck. when calling the function, what form should I use ? sb.text("Message", ??) Thanks for helping out. I have only just moved to .NET from VB6 and have much to learn.
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I have a child form that calls this SB.Text("Sending Email") The class for the above is Class SB Public Shared Sub Text(ByVal txt As String) Dim frm As New FrmMain() frm.SBMain.Text = txt End Sub End Class SBMain is the statusbar. Why won't the statusbar update on the main form? Any help would be great. Thanks
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Thanks for that. That is the way I would of use to of done it, but since learning about classes, I havent got my head around where and when they should be used. Still learning everyday though. Thanks
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I have just begun using classes (god bless them) and still learning how to do functions with them. Is there a way to set up a class to read the text in a text box. EG. Have a textbox and its text is 'Testing" Now, can i call a a class, say getvalue(), and have the string 'Testing' associated with it so I can use it in another sub. eg, msgbox ("The Text Box is " & getvalue()) Is this possible Thanks Steve
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This is really about passing a variable from one form to another, but this is what I am doing. Have an mdi form with a statusbar. The child forms load and I want to send strings to the statusbar. I have read threads about creating classes and stuff and have tried, but without any luck. Just wondering if anyone has done this and could give me a quick overview on what is required. Thanks Steve