calling forms in a for loop??

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Hey all
i'm using c# ,i want to call forms in loop i try the following

for (int i = 0; i <= 5; i++)
            {
                if (dty[i] == smthing)
                {
                    
                    checkingdisease cse = new checkingdisease();
                    
                    cse.Show();
                    
                }
            }

but it displays all forms meaning 5 forms ;
how can i correct to display only one form and after doing some operation on thatform the next form will be displayed;
~~helppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~

Posted 7-Jun-10 8:00am

zerishlove

Updated 8-Jun-10 10:22am

Toli Cuturicu

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Toli Cuturicu 8-Jun-10 16:24pm

"helppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" is preposterous.
"help!" is decent, but not really necessary. Everybody knows that you need help. That's why you posted here, isn't it?

4 solutions

Solution 1

Instead of showing individual forms, why don't you just show a tab control that contains one tab for each disease?

Posted 7-Jun-10 8:16am

#realJSOP

Solution 4

Istead of the Show() method call the ShowDialog() one, as in the code snippet below:

C#

for (int i = 0; i <= 5; i++)
{
    if (dty[i] == smthing)
    {
        checkingdisease cse = new checkingdisease();
        cse.ShowDialog();
    }
}

Posted 7-Jun-10 20:28pm

Sauro Viti

Solution 2

thanks!
but i want to display the 2nd form depending on condition (operation) of the first may be not displayed if condition unsuccessful and cont... like this

Posted 7-Jun-10 8:49am

zerishlove

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Dylan Morley 8-Jun-10 10:56am

Sauro Vitis' answer will work for you, but I'd really consider using one of the appoaches John has linked for you (I'd favour the Wizard implementation). Creating lots of forms in a loop is horrible!

Toli Cuturicu 8-Jun-10 16:24pm

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-07T09:52:00

Solution 3

You could also considre using a wizard-style form that makes the user proceed through a specific set of forms one at a time.

Here's a link to an article here on CodeProject:

Wizard Form Implementation[^]

Posted 7-Jun-10 9:52am

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