How to pass listbox item from one windows application form to another page

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I really need help... How can I send a listbox value to another page. I would like to display it still in listbox in another page. Is it possible to make animation http://www.yeejie.com/silverlight_magazine/[^] such as this in a Windows application..

Please, I really need your help. ASAP...

Posted 3-Dec-09 2:19am

MissNano

Updated 6-Dec-09 10:01am

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2009-12-03T04:35:00

Solution 1

There are a lot of ways by which you can do this. Here[^] is an article that shows a few.

As far as that animation is concerned, all I can think of is Picture boxes with those images. And then, moving them around in Paint event.

Maybe this[^] would help.

Posted 3-Dec-09 4:35am

dan!sh

MissNano · Answer 2 · 2009-12-05T02:23:00

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this for web based application rite?

Posted 5-Dec-09 2:23am

MissNano

*dan!sh* · Answer 3 · 2009-12-05T20:18:00

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Don't get your second post. Sharing values was for web application only. While animation was for windows form.

Posted 5-Dec-09 20:18pm

dan!sh

MissNano · Answer 4 · 2009-12-06T05:52:00

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both for windows application... bdw thnx it might help me in my other project.... thnx very much...:)

Posted 6-Dec-09 5:52am

MissNano

*dan!sh* · Answer 5 · 2009-12-06T06:16:00

If you need to share values in a Windows forms application, make use of properties. But always make sure to not to expose your controls through a property. It won't harm but is not a good design either.

If you want to share something on occurrence of an event, use delegate. For example, if you want to send a value to Form 2 on a button click of Form 1, use a delegate and handle that event in Form 2. This will make your code look cleaner.