How do I reload a form, say form1 using a button in the form say button1, in visual C#.NET environ?

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: How do I reload a form, say form1 using a button in the form say button1, in visual C#.NET environ?
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: thanks
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I'm not sure of understanding what u exactly mean with "reload a form"
I imagine u mean to redraw it...

I don't know if there's is an explicit method in .NET which allows u to directly doing it...but I think u can overcome this problem by simply instantiating a new object in the button1.Click event handler

what I mean is:

public button1_click(..)
{
   form = new FormOfUrOwn(type1 parameter1, type2 parameter2, ...)
}

which kind of parameter u shold pass to the constructor? The ones which will make display the form the values u want it to. If u built ur FormOfUrOwn class properly, anything u'll have to do will be to pass the actual values of the fields of the "old version" of the form, so that the new one will be initialized exactly as the old one was.

Hope I have been clear enough, sorry if not :P

thanks Ing.

: : How do I reload a form, say form1 using a button in the form say button1, in visual C#.NET environ?
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: : thanks
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: I'm not sure of understanding what u exactly mean with "reload a form"
: I imagine u mean to redraw it...
:
: I don't know if there's is an explicit method in .NET which allows u to directly doing it...but I think u can overcome this problem by simply instantiating a new object in the button1.Click event handler
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: what I mean is:
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: public button1_click(..)
: {
:    form = new FormOfUrOwn(type1 parameter1, type2 parameter2, ...)
: }
: 

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: which kind of parameter u shold pass to the constructor? The ones which will make display the form the values u want it to. If u built ur FormOfUrOwn class properly, anything u'll have to do will be to pass the actual values of the fields of the "old version" of the form, so that the new one will be initialized exactly as the old one was.
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: Hope I have been clear enough, sorry if not :P
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