want to use FOR loop in vb.net

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I want to add the following code in FOR loop..

Dim label As New Label()
label.Location = New Point(13, 13)
label.Text = Name
Me.Controls.Add(label)
'Textbox
Dim textbox As New TextBox()
textbox.Location = New Point(60, 60)
textbox.Text = "URL"
Me.Controls.Add(Textbox)

I want to add the above code in FOR loop...so that I don't have to add label and textbox again. I am making a WIN FORM in which I have to display label and textbox according to the text data. For eg. if a txt contains 5 URL so it should display 5 TEXT BOXES and 5 LABELS..and label should automatically change its number lyk URL 1, URL 2

How to add the above code into FOR loop?

Posted 30-Apr-13 9:04am

shashank 1068

Updated 30-Apr-13 9:06am

Richard C Bishop

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Richard C Bishop 30-Apr-13 15:07pm

Write the syntax for a "FOR" loop and cut and paste that code between the starting and ending points of the loop.

shashank 1068 30-Apr-13 15:13pm

hw???
i don't know abt vb.net can u plz tell me?

Richard C Bishop 30-Apr-13 15:24pm

So how did you write the code you posted? Did you have to look it up somewhere or did you just already know it? Use google next time, it is your friend.

[no name] 30-Apr-13 15:30pm

Just like you have already been told, at least once. Get yourself some books on VB.NET, find some tutorials, take a class at your local college or university.

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Solution 4

You REALLY need to pickup a beginners nook on VB.NET and work through it. This is VB.NET 101 type stuff.

Posted 30-Apr-13 13:50pm

Dave Kreskowiak

Solution 1

You could esily find that with a Google[^] search.

This looks quite interesting:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10201324/dynamic-controls-not-rendering-in-winform[^]

Posted 30-Apr-13 9:11am

Kenneth Haugland

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Maciej Los 30-Apr-13 16:25pm

Good, general suggestion.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-30T09:21:00

Solution 3

Try this:

VB

For i As Integer = 0 To 4
	Dim label As New Label()
	label.Location = New Point(13, 13 + (i * 30))
	label.Text = Name
	Me.Controls.Add(label)
	'Textbox
	Dim textbox As New TextBox()
	textbox.Location = New Point(60, 13 + (i * 30))
	textbox.Text = "URL"
	Me.Controls.Add(textbox)
Next

(I altered the control locations so they would look vaguely ok)

Posted 30-Apr-13 9:21am

OriginalGriff

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Maciej Los 30-Apr-13 16:24pm

My 5!

shashank 1068 1-May-13 0:14am

thnx :)

OriginalGriff 1-May-13 3:38am

You're welcome!