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Ok, this may look like a previous asked question, but I already googled this and search here, and haven’t found any answer.
I want a child form to open with the press of a button, and while is opened, I want to block access to the container until is closed. There’s also the case in which when I open a form (F1) from the container, I can open another (F2) from F1. The idea is the same, while F2 is opened, the container is blocked and F1 is blocked as well, until I close it.
Use
Form.ShowDialoginstead ofForm.Show.