Clear textboxes in a dialog

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I have created a web phone project. When I log in then I get a new window with logout button. My login window has two textboxes. When I log out then I get the login window but the previous information is present in that text box.

How can I get the clear text boxes after logout click in my project?

Posted 14-Jun-10 1:43am

isantosh85

Updated 14-Jun-10 2:22am

Moak

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Moak 14-Jun-10 8:23am

Updated subject, tags and copy-edited your question. Hope this is what you are looking for.

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2010-06-14T02:55:00

If your login form verifies the user and password then simply set myUserIDTextBox.Text = ""; etc after verification but before closing/hiding the login form.

If the login form simply passes the UserID and Password to the main form for verification then store the information in private members, set the textboxes = "", and then pass the information to the main form using the private members.

To put it simply, before leaving the login form, make sure that the content of the textboxes is no longer required and clear them then.

Sauro Viti · Answer 2 · 2010-06-14T05:09:00

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On is answer, Henry wrote myUserIDTextBox.Text = "";
That's is right if you are using C++/clr (i.e. managed C++). If you are writing your application as native you can write myUserIDTextBox.SetWindowText(_T(""));

Posted 14-Jun-10 5:09am

Sauro Viti