Hisham-Usif

There's a much easier way to do that. Save the last id number in a textfile. When you click the btnAdd the code should read the textfile and add one to the value in the textfile then show it in the textbox. When you click btnSave the last id is …

This is my way. It works perfectly for me. The only difference is that you have to use indexes instead of strings to access the fields. Make sure the indexes I have put in red match the ones in your database table. Goodluck. [CODE]Private Sub Confirm_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal …

I'm wondering whether it is possible to declare a global variable in a click event. I need to declare an array of a specific size. The specific size is generated using a series of IF statements. I only need to know how to declare it. Thanks in advance I'm using …

You need to fill the AutoCompleteSource of the textbox with the names of the customers. This can be done by a for loop. Follow this: Set the AutoCompleteSource property of the textbox to CustomSource and the AutoCompleteMode property to Suggest. Then write this in the Load Event of the form. …

I'm wondering whether it is possible to declare a global variable in a click event. I need to declare an array of a specific size. The specific size is generated using a series of IF statements. I only need to know how to declare it. Thanks in advance I'm using …