Listbox problem

Question

how to see details about an item present on listbox....i want to know the code?

Vulpes · Answer

Well you'll have to pass it whatever arguments it requires. It's not something I can guess from the rest of the thread.

Nahhyan Jugal · Answer

'name.form2' does not contain a constructor that takes '0' arguments This error message is coming......

Vulpes · Answer

Off the top of my head the code you'll need will be something like this: // Form2 class Form2 { public string SetListBoxItem { set { textBox1.Text = value; } } // ........ } // Form1 private Form2 f2 = null; private void listBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender EventArgs e) { if (f2 == null) { f2 = new Form2(); } if (listBox1.SelectedIndex > -1) { f2.SetListBoxItem = listBox1.SelectedItem.ToString(); } else { f2.SetListBoxItem = ; } if (!f2.Visible) f2.Show(); }

Nahhyan Jugal · Answer

i have done that.....but its happening..i think its about code....i think i have written wrong code.....

Prasad Godbole · Answer

Just try following steps it may work for you 1) Create 1 property on form2 2) Read the property value on form 2 (you can show it on text box) 3) On form 1 on selection of list box set the property of form 2 with item id 4) Show form 2 This logic may help you

Nahhyan Jugal · Answer

i understand the first one but i want thatafter getting item from listbox i want to show the details of that item on another form in form2 and the details of that item is present on my database table.Now what is the code for that Form2 loading?

Vulpes · Answer

You can get the currently selected item in the listbox (if there is one) with this code: if (listBox1.SelectedItem != null) MessageBox.Show(The selected item is  + listBox1.SelectedItem.ToString()); or display all the items in the listbox with this code: string message = ; foreach(object item in listBox1.Items) { message += item.ToString() + 
; }