Reputation: 3
I am new to VB and run into some problems.
I have created sub routine that will automatically add a control to a panelcontrol each time i click on the button, so it can create as many as i want.
Here is the code for the subroutine.
Private Sub CreateControl()
'CREATE TEXTBOX ITEMNO
Dim i_Itemno As Integer = TextEditItemno.Length
ReDim Preserve TextEditItemno(i_Itemno)
TextEditItemno(i_Itemno) = New TextEdit
With TextEditItemno(i_Itemno)
.Name = "Txtitemno" & i_Itemno.ToString()
If TextEditItemno.Length < 2 Then
.SetBounds(0, 0, 32, 20)
Else
.Left = TextEditItemno(i_Itemno - 1).Left
.Top = TextEditItemno(i_Itemno - 1).Top + TextEditItemno(i_Itemno - 1).Height + 4
.Size = TextEditItemno(i_Itemno - 1).Size
End If
.Tag = i_Itemno
End With
AddHandler TextEditItemno(i_Itemno).TextChanged, AddressOf TextEditItemno_TextChanged
PanelControl5.Controls.Add(TextEditItemno(i_Itemno))
'CREATE TEXTBOX PRICE
Dim i_Price As Integer = TextEditPrice.Length
ReDim Preserve TextEditPrice((i_Price))
Dim PriceX As Int16 = LblHarga.Location.X
TextEditPrice(i_Price) = New TextEdit
With TextEditPrice(i_Price)
.Name = "Txtprice" & i_Price.ToString()
If TextEditSatuan.Length < 2 Then
.SetBounds(PriceX, 0, 70, 20)
Else
.Left = TextEditPrice(i_Price - 1).Left
.Top = TextEditPrice(i_Price - 1).Top + TextEditPrice(i_Price - 1).Height + 4
.Size = TextEditPrice(i_Price - 1).Size
End If
.Tag = i_Price
End With
AddHandler TextEditPrice(i_Price).TextChanged, AddressOf TextEditPrice_TextChanged
PanelControl5.Controls.Add(TextEditPrice(i_Price))
End Sub
And i call it in a button click.
Private Sub btnNew_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnNew.Click
CreateControl()
End Sub
Now what i am looking for is how to loop and get the value of those textboxes no matter how many textboxex i have create.
For i As Integer = 0 To TextEditItemno.Length - 1
' code to get the value of each textbox
Next
Thank you
Upvotes: 0
Views: 958
Reputation: 16991
This code goes in to your loop and gets the value of each textbox based on i
.
Dim Text as String = TextEditItemno(i).Text
You may also be better served by using a List(of Textbox)
rather than an array of textboxes. You don't need to worry about redimming the array, you can just do MyListOfTextboxes.Add(TheNewTextBox)
. You can still retrieve the value of each textbox the same way as the array.
Upvotes: 1