how to reload form or refresh form in c# .net

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how to refresh the form in windows applicaion

Posted 1-Sep-13 22:52pm

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syed shanu 2-Sep-13 4:54am

By Manually means You can have a Refresh Button and in button Click reload all the data in form.By Automatic means you might be having thread or Timer and reload the form data.

Member 10227602 2-Sep-13 5:02am

refresh button is on form2 and i want to refresh form1 by clicking form2 refresh button

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Pheonyx · Answer 1 · 2013-09-01T22:55:00

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This is not a question, in fact this is a re-post of a non-question which someone had posted a solution on. Do not re-post questions, use the features that are present in the forum to respond to users solutions/advice/comments etc, update your existing question with any necessary information etc.

Posted 1-Sep-13 22:55pm

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BillWoodruff 2-Sep-13 5:18am

Hi Pheonyx, Congratulations on your earning a fast-growing reputation on CP, as "Authority" ! Without sounding (I hope) like I'm being critical of you, personally, I would like to say that the contents of your reply here are not a "solution;" imho, remarks (valuable !), like this, but which have no real technical content, are best made as a comment on the OP.

Pheonyx 2-Sep-13 5:25am

I'll keep that in mind for the future, I appreciate your comment thanks.