Visual Basic

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

Just a word fo caution: The forms designer doesn't work well with inherited forms.

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

To answer your first question, no, only the Me.Load event get's fired. You have to explicitly call the MyBase.Load event from your Me.Load with

programmer_vb.net_c++ wrote:

I also am wondering why I cannot change the Me.Text property on the child form without doing it in code.
If I write Me.Text = "foo" in the Me.Load event it works but if I try to set the Text property in the designer it give me a object not set to an instance of the object error.

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

VS2003

programmer_vb.net_c++ wrote:

I am unsure what you mean by override the text property in the parent form, is that something I can do in the designer or do I need to modify the generated code...

Public Overrides Property Text() As String
    Get
        Return MyBase.Text 'change this
    End Get
    Set(ByVal value As String)
        MyBase.Text = value 'change this
    End Set
End Property

programmer_vb.net_c++ wrote:

Although I have fix the errors that I was getting in the designer now I am not getting errors when I add to the child form new controls they just disappear.

TransDate >= someDate AND TransData < sameDate

TranInt >= 1 AND TranInt < 1

TranInt >= 1 AND TranInt <= 1

TranDate >= dd/MM/yyyy 00:00 and TranData < dd/MM/yyyy 23:59

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If DateSelectionRadioButton.Checked Then
   Dim startDate As DateTime = FromDateDateTimePicker.Value;
   Dim endDate As DateTime = ToDateDateTimePicker.Value;

   Dim myRowFilter As String = String.Format _
        ("TranDate >= '{0}' AND TranDate <= '{1}'", startDate, endDate);

   transactionDataView.RowFilter = myRowFilter;
End If

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