do .visible = true

• Apr 26, 2004

• #2

cowski

Mechanical

Apr 23, 2000

8,227

US

I would suggest using a control array in this case. You can loop through the textboxes and change any of its (their) properties. Look up 'control array' in the help files, it can give you specifics of how to use them.

In your current code you have an infinite loop situation because the value of 'z' never increments (z = 0 + z just isn't going to do it).

 

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• Apr 27, 2004

• #3

123121

Electrical

Jun 28, 2003

20

SK

You can give the same name to all TextBox-es you want. Once you use the same name textbox-es will have an index. then you can work with them ysint that index.

e.g.

TextBox(1).Visible = True
TextBox(2).Visible = False


Vlado

 

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• Apr 27, 2004

• #4

johnwm

Computer

Sep 26, 2002

806

GB

You can also loop through the Controls collection;

Dim X As Control
For Each X In Me.Controls
If TypeOf X Is TextBox Then
X.Visible = False
End If
Next

Good Luck
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• May 3, 2004

• Thread starter
• #5

enque

Civil/Environmental

Dec 7, 2002

20

MX

Does visual basic.net support indexes?????//
If so ,how""????

 

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