take the value of an online modal and take the main form

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Good evening,

I have a form of consultation base, and it has a button that you click to open a modal with a small medical data grid.

The user will select a row and with that the form should be closed, taking the form of consultation the selected row of data from datagrid view,

Could someone please help me?

Posted 2-Nov-15 10:30am

Member 12107877

Updated 3-Nov-15 3:54am

Sinisa Hajnal

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Nov-15 16:47pm

Sorry. Hardly, because this is not a question and because it's hard to understand what you are talking about.
—SA

Member 12107877 2-Nov-15 17:00pm

I will try to explain more ...

I am new to ASP.NET development.

I am developing a system for clinics that will schedule Medical Appointments.

I have a screen that serves the user to schedule your medical appointment.

This tela..tenho a button when the user clicks, opens a screen (modal) containing a grid with the doctors so that the user can choose.

When the user selects a particular row of the datagridview, this screen (modal) should be closed, and the data of the selected line should be taken to the Medical Consultation screen.

Understood?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Nov-15 19:59pm

Better, but now, what prevents you from closing the form and showing another one?
Anyway, the design with changing forms is, by far, not the best. Perhaps the best is having only on form changing its content.
—SA

Member 12107877 2-Nov-15 20:20pm

I do not know how to do, so I asked for help

George Jonsson 2-Nov-15 20:26pm

Are you using Windows Forms and a DataGridView or ASP.Net with the GridView?

ZurdoDev 2-Nov-15 21:25pm

1. Reply to the comment so that the user is notified.
2. Where are you stuck?

Sinisa Hajnal 3-Nov-15 3:05am

Please use Improve question and move your comment to the question itself. The original question is unclear and one has to read comments to find some extra info.

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2015-11-02T21:13:00

The solution is to have single form with tabs, wizard (google .net wizard control) or progressing panels in which you lead the user from step to step without opening/closing new forms.

If you're opening dialog forms, this is the way you pass the data.

C#

Public Class MyDialog {
public property DataRowView DoctorToReturn {get;set;}

    protected void btnOK_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    // you'll need casting here
    DoctorToReturn = dgvYourGrid.SelectedRow.DataBoundItem
    
    }
}
public class myForm

//this is the method for opening the dialog (in your case, button click handler)
void openDialog () {
    using (dlg = new myDialog()) {
        if (dlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) {
            // use returned value
            doctorObject.Name = dlg.DoctorToReturn["name"];
            doctorObject.Office = dlg.DoctorToReturn["office"]; 
            // map whatever you need from returned object
        }
    }
}