I have a form that loads from a click of any of three buttons (Add, Modify or Delete). When the form loads there is a \'Confirm\' button which will perform a task depending on w
Well suppose to define at the global level an enum like this
Public Enum CommandAction
Create
Modify
Delete
End Enum
Now in the code used to launch your second form to execute the Add command, you could write code like this (of course you repeat the same but varying the CommandAction in the other buttons).
Dim myFormInstance = new MyForm(CommandAction.Create)
myFormInstance.ShowDialog()
Finally, add a specfic constructor for your second form (MyForm
in this example).
A constructor that receives and saves for future usage a CommandAction
Public Class MyForm
Dim cmd as CommandAction
Public Sub New(command as CommandAction )
InitializeComponent()
cmd = command
End Sub
Public Sub New()
InitializeComponent()
cmd = CommandAction.Create ' Set a default'
End Sub
End Class
Now in the code where you need to decide which kind of action to execute, just look at the value of the global cmd
variable and execute the appropriate block of code
NOTE Adding a specific constructor to a form class requires the explicit presence of the standard empty constructor.
first put a hidden field with some name like "clicked". Make a javascript function with one parameter to put values in to the hidden field. Call the function on click of every button but set some specific value for each button. In this way you will be able to run right code for each button on submit. If not understand then do tell me, i'll help you in the code.