Access textbox values in classes?

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public partial class Login : System.Web.UI.Page
{

 public void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        String Strt_Address = TextBox1.Text;
        String End_Address = TextBox2.Text;

        GetTrackResults gt = new GetTrackResults();
        label1.text = gt.val1;
        label2.text = gt.val2;
        
     }

}

i have gui class(login class) so now i want to pass this string values to GetTrackResults class

C#

public class GetTrackResults
    {
       login lg = new login();
       string val1=lg.Strt_Address;
       string val2=lg.End_Address;



    }

so i creted a object to access Strt_Address and End_Address from login class

then i want to access GetTrackResults class values to print in labels....

so now i created a object in login class to do that...............

so is it okay....

or itz wrong please help me

Posted 15-Jul-13 4:42am

promod madushan

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[no name] 15-Jul-13 10:44am

No it is not right. You do not have a property or public variable named Strt_Address or End_Address in your login class.

BiteForce 15-Jul-13 10:56am

You gotta declare the two String variables outside the method and append the value inside the method. You cannot access local variables from another class, that's why your code is invalid.

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**Nirav Prabtani** · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-15T04:53:00

C#

public partial class Login : System.Web.UI.Page
{
 
 public void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
 
        String Strt_Address = TextBox1.Text;
        String End_Address = TextBox2.Text;
 
        GetTrackResults gt = new GetTrackResults();

        gt.LoginClass(Strt_Address,End_Address);
       
        
     }
 
}

C#

public class GetTrackResults
    {
       
        public void LoginClass(string Strt_Address,string End_Address)
          {
              
              string val1=Strt_Address;
              string val2=End_Address;

          }
 

 
    }