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12/21/2009, 08:10
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Help needed here [No Joke]
Ok, Im to make an ATM machine and i really need to get it done for a final project. Thing is i cant seeem to get anything to work and it do everything that is said. Im using Netbeans 6: GUI builder to make this program.
FOr now i would like to know how to get a button to run another frame in the same class. ive tried the following on the following
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package menu;private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
and this is what it should run (the bolded area above)
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package menu;
my question the
bolded text is where it should run the custmenu frame (second coding) but when i click the OK button nothing happens
HELP?
12/21/2009, 08:11
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LOl?? husokopf xD
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LOl?? husokopf xD
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12/21/2009, 08:12
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:spoiler: halo
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12/21/2009, 08:12
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Im serious here guys, come on if youre not gonna help, please dont spam or draw my thread off topic, please!
12/21/2009, 08:12
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lüg ned xDD
12/21/2009, 08:13
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Im sorry
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I am sorry too
12/21/2009, 08:14
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But my sorry is BIGGER!
12/21/2009, 08:15
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#Requesting Clean up of useless posts
12/21/2009, 11:08
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first of all ... lol^^
12/25/2009, 03:19
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Try preserving indentation by using code blocks.
I try to avoid automatic code generation like the plague, except for getters and setters, but the first thing I noticed was that you are calling SetVisible instead of setVisible, if you look at your code you'll see a static inner class inside custmenu (probably created from automatically generating code).
Also, conventions are important, as they promote readablity.
ClassName, EnumClass, ENUM_NAME, InterfaceName, methodName, CONSTANT_NAME, and variableName.
Like oggs said before me, custmenu can extend JFrame, but adding custmenu to a JFrame is feasible as well.
Code:
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
javax.swing.JFrame frame = new javax.swing.JFrame("Customer Menu");
frame.getContentPane().add(new custmenu());
frame.pack();
frame.setVisible(true);
}
Also, try renaming your variables to suit their purpose better.
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