Hey guys,

Im kinda new here, so go easy on me

anyways, im encountering building errors on my web browser. (Its a tabbed browser btw)

ok, so what im trying to do with the code is display the name of the webpage on the current tab/form title

First part of code:



For this one, it's saying that "Name TabCtrlWizard is not declared"



Second bit of code:



On this bit, VB is complaining that "Name CbxUrl is not declared"

Any fix for this/alternative code?

Thanks

It appears that either you have not created the variables TabCtrlWebWizard or cbxurl or these functions cannot see them. Were these two variables declared and where were they declared? They should be declared in the class level as class instance variables and not declared in another function.

Remember that if you are going to use variables in a function/sub procedure that the variables must be defined in the function/sub (local scope), as part of the overall class (class scope) or in a global scope (which is bad design).

So can you show us where you have defined these two variables? If you don't know what we mean by defined, you have to say to the compiler "hey I want to use a variable of type ______ and here is its name"

Before you can us cbxurl you have to either have added a control called cbxurl on the form or created a variable with either "Dim cbxurl as String" (local scope) or "Private cbxurl as String" (class scope).

If these are controls, are they named exactly the same? And are these controls part of the form where you are trying to declare these functions?

Thanks.

This post has been edited by Martyr2: 13 Jan, 2009 - 06:49 PM

hey,

sorry, im an uber noob at VB. i understood some of your post, so i will try to answer you to the best of my ability.

im pretty sure i have not defined those variables, how would i do that?

and i know that they are not controls

sorry if i completely misunderstood your post, as i said before, i am new to VB coding
thanks for taking the time to reply


dimre01

I guess a better question would be "Is cbxurl a textbox or a button or something on your form? When you set its text, are you expecting it to show something on the form?"