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Quick Question! - pers2981 - 11-10-2010
Okay so i want this to happen
If button1.enable = true then
button2.enable = true
(codes prob wrong but thats not the issue)
Where would i put that so its always checking?
RE: Quick Question! - Xzotic - 11-10-2010
Its pretty simple. Just put the codes in each button.
When you click on Button1 make it
button2.enabled = true
Or vise versa. You can do that with anything, just put it inside the buttons.
Or you could probably make it work on form load.
Edit: Sorry I didnt understand it at first. But now I get what your saying.
I would put this in the form load.
if button1.enabled = true then
button2.enabled = true
Thats the right code.
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RE: Quick Question! - thanasis2028 - 11-11-2010
If you want this to be checked at each second you can use a timer and add that code to the time's tick event. You can also set a different interval so that it checks every 10 millisecs, for example.
RE: Quick Question! - JMK940 - 11-14-2010
Put a timer on your form and set the interval to 5000 thats every 5 seconds.
In the timer code put your code from above.
RE: Quick Question! - KoBE - 11-14-2010
Don't use a timer. If you have have it changing throughout your program just use this
Code:
Private Sub Button1_EnabledChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.EnabledChanged
If Button1.Enabled = True Then
Button2.Enabled = True
Else
Button2.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub