How do you check if a button was clicked in Visual Basic .NET ?
R3B3L 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to PostHi,
> Use a boolean variable (bBtnClicked)
> Initially Keep it false (bBtnClicked = false)
> Whenever user click the button Make it True (bBtnClicked = True in Click Event)
> Now the boolean variable having the result whether button is clicked or not .
Jump to PostSomewhat correct. But you have to declare the variable at Form level not inside Click Event Handler
Dim bBtnClicked As Boolean = False Private Sub cmdOne_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdOne.Click If bBtnClicked = True Then MessageBox.Show("This button is clicked already ....") Else …
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PsychicTide 39 Junior Poster
R3B3L 0 Newbie Poster
tx but Niether thread answered my question. :(
selvaganapathy 31 Posting Pro
Hi,
> Use a boolean variable (bBtnClicked)
> Initially Keep it false (bBtnClicked = false)
> Whenever user click the button Make it True (bBtnClicked = True in Click Event)
> Now the boolean variable having the result whether button is clicked or not .
R3B3L 0 Newbie Poster
Dim cmdClicked As Boolean = False
If (cmdClicked = True in cmdOne event) Then
End If
???
R3B3L 0 Newbie Poster
Please anyone help,
I have a button named "cmdOne" and i want to know if it was clicked.
I created a boolean:
Dim clicked As Boolean = False
If (clicked == True) .... ????
How do I finish this ? Please Advice, I can't go on with my program without knowing how to do this and I have been stuck trying to do it over 7 hours... :(
selvaganapathy 31 Posting Pro
Somewhat correct. But you have to declare the variable at Form level not inside Click Event Handler
Dim bBtnClicked As Boolean = False
Private Sub cmdOne_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdOne.Click
If bBtnClicked = True Then
MessageBox.Show("This button is clicked already ....")
Else
MessageBox.Show("This button is clicked First time ....")
End If
bBtnClicked = True
End Sub R3B3L commented: thanks.... +1
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