how can i relod the form

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how can i call the form_load event of the form explicitly ....

Posted 8-Jun-12 3:14am

gaurish thakkar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jun-12 11:45am

Why it seems to be needed?
--SA

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Solution 1

You can use the Refresh [^]method.

Else, a dirty trick would be to put all your initialization code into a method and not the constructor or the Form.Load event and just call that method. This can also include the designer-generated InitializeComponent() method which sets up all controls on the form. You should remove all controls on the form as your first action in that method, though.

Posted 8-Jun-12 3:21am

Manas Bhardwaj

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VJ Reddy 8-Jun-12 9:27am

Good suggestion. 5!

Manas Bhardwaj 8-Jun-12 9:36am

thx!

Maciej Los 8-Jun-12 10:31am

Yes! +5!

Manas Bhardwaj 8-Jun-12 10:35am

Thanks!

Manas Bhardwaj 8-Jun-12 10:36am

btw, what are doing on CP? you shud be in queue to enter stadium. Good luck for the match :)

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VJ Reddy · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-08T03:24:00

Solution 2

Any method which is has a signature

C#

private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)

can be assigned to the Load event of the Form as explained here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.form.load.aspx[^]

If the method has public visibility or access then it can be called from the instance of the Form by passing the instance of the form as shown below

C#

Form1.Form1_Load(Form1, EventArgs.Empty);

Posted 8-Jun-12 3:24am

VJ Reddy

Updated 8-Jun-12 3:26am

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Manas Bhardwaj 8-Jun-12 9:36am

nice +5 :)

VJ Reddy 8-Jun-12 9:51am

Thank you, Manas :)

Maciej Los 8-Jun-12 10:32am

Interesting ;) +5!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jun-12 11:52am

Thank perhaps you'll find my comment even more interesting...
--SA

VJ Reddy 9-Jun-12 0:42am

Thank you, losmac :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jun-12 11:51am

Yes, of course, but much better, flexible and non-redundant style would be the opposite: creating some method without extra parameters (here is the point where the redundancy is) and call it from inside the event handler and elsewhere. Besides, Form.Load is the "fake" event; all it does is invocation of the handlers from a form constructor. I don't know why it was introduced, perhaps for uniform look similar to ASP.NET page load or too please the users (over-users) of the designer... It's much better to have some method to be called from constructor directly. I never use this event -- no need.

I voted 4.
--SA

VJ Reddy 9-Jun-12 0:41am

Agreed.

The above method works but creating some method without extra parameters (here is the point where the redundancy is) and call it from inside the event handler and elsewhere as advised by you is a good approach.
Thank you :)