VB: Close, not Exit!! (Solved)

[Antichrist]

Now that my menu/opening another window problem is solved.. I just realized I need to make the code for the "Cancel" button for such windows as the Userlist and Configuration windows. Hm.. I had some code that I tried that had no effect, yet it had no errors in it, I must of deleted it because I can't find it. The code probably was actual code, just didn't do what I thought it would do. What I want it to do is just close that ONE window. I thought 'End' would work, but I was wrong because that closed the entire bot.. Lol.

Thanks.

[hismajesty]

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Me.Close

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me.hide
me.visible = false

[Antichrist]

Thanks hismajesty, I used your code:

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Me.Close


I'm sure your code would have done the same $torm, but Me.Close is one line :-P not two. :-D So I thank you aswell... and who knows, your code might help for something else I do.

[MyndFyre]

Thanks hismajesty, I used your code:

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Me.Close


I'm sure your code would have done the same $torm, but Me.Close is one line :-P not two. :-D So I thank you aswell... and who knows, your code might help for something else I do.

No, $t0rm's code would not have done the same thing.  Me.Close() disposes the object so you can't access it again through the same instance reference, whereas Me.Hide() --OR-- Me.Visible = false (they are TWO one-line examples of the SAME thing) just makes the window invisible, but you can still access it through the same instance reference.

[hismajesty]

He asked to close it - not hide it, though.

[MyndFyre]

He asked to close it - not hide it, though.

Well then $t0rm's methods wouldn't have worked.  I was illustrating the difference between what YOU said and what $t0rm said.

[hismajesty]

He asked to close it - not hide it, though.

Well then $t0rm's methods wouldn't have worked.  I was illustrating the difference between what YOU said and what $t0rm said.

I know!

[Antichrist]

Ah, and I didn't even catch that, I may need more knowledge than I thought. Hiding it would cause a problem I image, because would it not still be running even though you click the button..

[hismajesty]

Hiding it just means it isn't visible. For what you need, use the code I posted.