Hey,
I have a windows form and im trying to call a method from another form but im struggling because i keep getting the error code: An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property 'ShutdownTimer.Form1.richTextBox1()'
The following is the code ive used.
Form2
*****
private void close_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Form1.update();
//this.Close();
}
Form1
public static void update()
richTextBox1.Text = "Updated" + "\r\n";
I thought i got round the error code by using the following code.
Form1 fm = new Form1();
fm.richTextBox1.Text = "Updated" + "\r\n";
So this compiles but “Updated” doesn’t appear in the richTextBox.
What have i done wrong?
Hope to hear a response soon,
Rob
· EDIT: In the code above i added a button on to Form2 to call method asd. Even that wasnt able to put "qwerty" in to the richTextBox1. Let alone trying to call it from another method. I have made a new project now so i could figure this out. I dont want to mess around too much with the proper program. Thats why the method names have changed.I now have the following code.
public void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
Form2 fm = new Form2();
fm.asd();
public void asd()
i += 1;
MessageBox.Show("here " + i, "asd");
this.richTextBox1.Text += "qwerty " + i + "\r\n";
From Form1 the method asd is called and i get the messageBox but "qwerty" isnt wrote in to richTextBox1. "i" is also updated every time i call it from Form1. If i click the button on Form2 that calls asd, it works perfectly. So what am i now missing out for the richTextBox1 to work properly? I have noticed other things to do with the objects on the form like buttons to not show and hide when the method is called from Form1.Hope to hear a response soon