How to add textboxes, labels and buttons dynamically at runtime in VB?

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How to create a form with a a button add_subjects which adds one textbox on each click, at runtime in VB and a corresponding label, 3 buttons - Add, Edit and Delete, for each textbox created. Once each texbox's corresponding Add _button is clicked, it passes textbox's value is passed to the label.

Posted 7-Jan-14 22:40pm

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Instead adding several controls at runtime, define one usercontrol. There you'll be able to add custom properties, events, etc.

Have a look here: Creating a Windows Form User Control[^].

Posted 7-Jan-14 22:52pm

Maciej Los

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CPallini 8-Jan-14 4:55am

5.

Maciej Los 8-Jan-14 5:00am

Thank you, Carlo ;)

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-07T22:44:00

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Please, Let Me Google That For You[^].

Posted 7-Jan-14 22:44pm

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Maciej Los 8-Jan-14 4:52am

Google is our friend ;)
+5!

CPallini 8-Jan-14 4:55am

Indeed :-)
Thank you.