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[LCD]

hi i have a question about ticket outlet i dont have its code ima insert the image here about it hope u can give me the code of this ASAP because im gona use it at school..thanks

ImageShack - Image Hosting :: movieselect.jpg
ImageShack - Image Hosting :: movieselectcode.jpg

there it is ive shown the code and its gui hope someone can reply with me asap coz im gona use this tomorow at my school..ty guyz!!:)

since the image wont view plz check out the link plzzz..i just need your help guyz..thanks!!

[LCD]

bump

[chili5]

Don't bump after 7 minutes.

Not going to code this for you. What do you have so far?

[LCD]

sory bro im just a newbie here..sory for the bump..anywayz wat do u mean about wat do i have so far?? plz code it for me bro i need it badly for my class tomorow..

[WingedPanther]

We don't do homework FOR people, we help them do their own homework. You should at least be able to create the basic form layouts.

[LCD]

atleast u could try to help..

[WingedPanther]

1) I don't know Visual Basic
2) If you just copy and paste your code here, it's a LOT easier for people to help you with it. screenshots = manual copying... not easy.

[LCD]

yeah ive posted the code and GUI at the urls's at imageshack..well oki thanks for the help atleast bro..

[WingedPanther]

No. You posted a link to a snapshot of the code. It's harder to work with that way.

[LCD]

oki here i got the code but i want to have a messagebox thats says the title of the movie i choose and the amount and how many tickets i bought..its all about array anywayz..if anyone could help i would gladly appreciate it..thanks heres the code:

Private Sub cmdReceipt_Click()
MsgBox Message, vbOKOnly, "Your Receipt"

MsgBox = MovieCombo.Text + vbCr
MsgBox = optQuantity(I).Caption + vbCr
MsgBox = lblAmount.Caption + vbCr
End Sub

Private Sub optQuantity_Click(Index As Integer)
Dim Message As String
Dim I As Integer

For I = 0 To 4
If optQuantity(I) Then
lblAmount.Caption = (I + 1) * 100
    

End If

Next I

End Sub

Edited by WingedPanther, 09 March 2009 - 07:52 AM.
add code tags (the # button)

[WingedPanther]

Based on this site: Visual Basic .NET programming for Beginners - Add Option Buttons to a Form it looks like you're not testing which radio button was selected correctly.