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button on a dynamic form

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Yogeetarp

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Jun 7, 2006
10
US
Hello,

I am creating a form dynamically based on some button click from the original form.

Now when I hit exit I want close the current form (dynamically created one), but not the orignial form:

This code is closing both the forms

Dim NewCase As New Form
Dim btnExitCase As Button = New Button

NewCase.Controls.Add(btnExitCase)

With btnExitCase
.Text = "Exit"
.Location = New Point(725, 100)
.Size = New Size(75, 25)
End With
AddHandler btnExitCase.Click, AddressOf btnExitCase_Click

Private Sub btnExitCase_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
Me.Close()
End Sub

The Me.close is the one posing problem, but how else can i say close the NewCase form only.

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
 
Does this mean I have to declare the Form as a global field?
 
I am looking at Chrissie1's reply where he changes the
Me.Close() to newcase.Close().

When I entered the same code in my project, I got an error that newcase was not declared. As I look at the code in the thread, I am wondering how you can use "newcase.Close()" in the Private Sub btnExitCase subroutine if you never had declared newcase within that subroutine?
 
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