I did some digging on the web and figured out what I need. FormB needs to
be a child of FormA. All I needed was a few extra lines of code.
private void SomeEvent (object sender, someEventArgs e)
FormB myForm = new FormB();
*myForm.Owner = this;*
myForm.Show*Dialog*();
On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 9:55:00 PM UTC-4, Tom wrote:
> I have an application with 2 forms: FormA and FormB.
>
> FormA has a list of part numbers and categories. If a part is
> uncategorized, the user can double click the part, which takes him to FormB
> where he can choose a category for that part. After the user categorizes
> the part in FormB, FormB closes and the user is sitting on FormA again.
>
> In FormA, I want to know that FormB has closed and I can refresh the data
> so the user knows the part is now categorized. Here is the code in FormA
> that calls FormB.
>
> private void SomeEvent (object sender, someEventArgs e)
> FormB myForm = new FormB();
> myForm.Show();
>
> The problem I am having is that in the method SomeEvent, it won't execute
> any code after myForm.Show(). Is there some event in FormA that fires when
> FormB is done? Should I be calling FormB differently?
>
> I'll be happy to answer any clarifying questions.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
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