Closing a Tab

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Hi, I would like to get some code for closing a tab outside my form-the concept is that when I click close a dialogue comes up saying close all, or just this tab- I have sorted out close all, but not close tab- but I have some code for closing a tab inside the main form,

private void deleteTabToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  // Close the current tab, unless it happens to be the last one
  if (current_tab_count < 2) return;

  TabPage current_tab = tabControl2.SelectedTab;
  WebBrowser thiswebpage = (WebBrowser)webpages[tabpages.IndexOf(current_tab)];
  tabpages.Remove(current_tab);            
  tabControl2.TabPages.Remove(current_tab);
  current_tab_count--;
}

I run C# 2010/.NET 4. So, could anyone help me? I've got a deadline.

I'm sorry, that's not what I'm looking for!
I want to be able to close a tab on my main form outside it- on a different form!

There will be a form- a new one that says close all or just this tab, i want to be able to make the just this tab button close just that tab that was open on a different form-I already have the code to delete a file, but need to know how to make it control a different form.

Posted 11-Dec-10 0:43am

hugheb

Updated 11-Dec-10 4:30am

JF2015

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Abdul Quader Mamun 11-Dec-10 6:47am

Use pre tag for better reading your code.

Toli Cuturicu 11-Dec-10 8:11am

I deleted your fake answer this time.
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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-12-11T01:23:00

Solution 1

I would do it something like this:

C#

if (tabControl2.TabPages.Count > 2 && tabControl2.SelectedTab != null)
{
    tabControl2.TabPages.Remove(tabControl2.SelectedTab);    
}

Posted 11-Dec-10 1:23am

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