Hi..
After installing the .net 2003 and loading my project (orginally coded in 2001) everything seemed fine until I added a new windows form to the project. The new form is fine (designer and code are all there) but whenever I try and instantiate the new form from my original "menu" form .net can't find it (either in the IDE intellisense or at runtime).
The new form is definately in the same project (and the same namespace etc..) as the "menu" calling form, it's shown in the IDE under the project and I can edit it both in design and code and everything looks great.. until I try to use it that is, like so
Form nextMenu = new frmNew();
at which point (when I type "frmNew") .net seems to think the new form (frmNew) doesn't exist and ignores it totally both in the IDE and at build time.
Is this a bug with 2003 or is there something more obvious I'm missing ? Has anyone else had this problem ?
Thanks
Slippery
After installing the .net 2003 and loading my project (orginally coded in 2001) everything seemed fine until I added a new windows form to the project. The new form is fine (designer and code are all there) but whenever I try and instantiate the new form from my original "menu" form .net can't find it (either in the IDE intellisense or at runtime).
The new form is definately in the same project (and the same namespace etc..) as the "menu" calling form, it's shown in the IDE under the project and I can edit it both in design and code and everything looks great.. until I try to use it that is, like so
Form nextMenu = new frmNew();
at which point (when I type "frmNew") .net seems to think the new form (frmNew) doesn't exist and ignores it totally both in the IDE and at build time.
Is this a bug with 2003 or is there something more obvious I'm missing ? Has anyone else had this problem ?
Thanks
Slippery
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