(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); i am new to C# and i need the code to make a button open another form

Here.

    Form name = new Form();

name.Show();

Note that BAdmaNgLiTcHa's code is correct. Just thought you should know that you'd have to actually put that in the button event area. You can drag the button onto your form, double click it. You'll be taken to the code with a new "stub" of code that has been generated. Then you can insert the code into that stub, replacing 'Form' with the name of your form, and 'name' with the name of the new object/initialization of your form.

Also, you can use name.ShowDialog() or name.Show(). There's very little difference.

name.Show(); does not work, i know this cause i've tried it numerous amount of times when i first started C#

Ahem?

Make sure you have set the set the value of [name] and it should work


Thanks for explaining what I meant to him, I was in a lazy mood at the time

ah hem, how you have but Form2 AsianInvasion = new Form2();

Clearly you didn't read my very first post to this thread. First off, you should declare Form2 as an object whether you're simply using ShowDialog or Show, its common programming practice...

Buddy, I've started C programming when I was 8, I've been programming in C# for over a year now, I know what I'm talking about.

so your trying to say i don't you mad, who erm.. created an .FF Viewer with BuC-ShoTz, oh yeah.
and erm, your only 9

lmao =D!

Sorry, but your logic to determine my age is flawed. There is an indeterminable amount of time between start time (age with the programming language C and the start time (one year ago) with C#, C != C#.

Also, my technique is correct, and I proved it to you. Creating an FF viewer isn't necessarily complex, and you clearly don't know much about programming, because I just proved to you that "name.Show()" is as effective as "name.ShowDialog()".