Tin what, webforms? winforms? wpf? asp.net ? razor ? blazor ? avalonia?
TWinforms
Tdid you create the input box first?
T$details
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TNo
I want to get it from VB
I want to get it from VB
TVB? do u mean the designer mode?
TI said
But Interaction does not pop up as an option
But Interaction does not pop up as an option
TNo I want to get an InputBox through code
Twinforms itself has an InputBox
TReally wacky question, have you used a language called Delphi before?
Tno, but what does this have to do with winforms?
THow do I get it?
TSee C# and Delphi are very similar
Tdo you want to create it programatically or through designer mode?
TThrough program code
Not designer
Not designer
Tyou can see an example of creating one here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.textbox?view=windowsdesktop-8.0
TAnd through designer?
Tno, link only shows how to create one programatically
IVisual basic has a dialog window, that holds a single textbox, which is called inputbox. i believe they want to use that and not write their own
TYou see Delphi was just simple
TWindow title, Prompt, Input
Ihere is how to get access to that https://stackoverflow.com/a/97156
Stack Overflow
What is the C# version of VB.NET's InputBox?
TBeen trying to do that
TIt does not work
T
Iyou'll have to be more specific than that. what does work?
TInteraction.InputBox does not work
Importing VB does
Importing VB does
Ihow does it not work?
Ido you get an error? what error do you get?
T
TDoes not appear in IntelliSense
Iworks over here
Iand also runs
Iwhat .NET version are you using?
THow do I check?
TI just installed it last night
TSo should be latest version?
Iinstalled what? Visual Studio?
TYes
IVisual Studio is an IDE, it comes with different .NET Versions, based on which release you download install.
Iright now, you get .NET 8
Ii didnt use .NET 8 for the sample i showed, but .NET Framework 4.7.1
TI think mine is 4.7.2
Tiirc
Iwhich comes with windows 10 and 11 by default
Idid you add the assembly reference to like the SO link described?
TYes
Look in my screenshot
It is there
Look in my screenshot
It is there
Inone of your screenshots show assembly references. they show some using statements among your code