WHAT CAN CAN BE THE CODE FOR CANCEL BUTTON?
You could add
Msgbox “Why do you click on the cancel button?”
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I’ve already told you the answer to that question in another thread about this very same process.
Since you’re canceling the “Save” task, the Cancel button code just needs to close the window. In the button’s Action event:
Window1.close
Where Window1
is the name of the Save dialog.
No, it is a “do you want to save the changes” dialog. Cancel should cancel the close, leaving the window open and unchanged. Return True form the CancelClose event.
of course. need more coffee.
This looks like the kind of alert one gets when one has attempted to close the window holding the document or has attempted to quit the program.
Save: Saves the document and closes/quits.
Don’t Save: Does not save the document and closes/quits.
Cancel: Does not save the document and does NOT close/quit.
not working
CODE IS
Var MesDia As New MessageDialog
Var MesDiaButton As MessageDialogButton
MesDia.Icon = MessageDialog.GraphicCaution
MesDia.ActionButton.Caption = "Save"
MesDia.CancelButton.Visible = True
MesDia.AlternateActionButton.Visible = True
MesDia.AlternateActionButton.Caption = "Don't Save"
MesDia.Message = "Do you want to save changes to this document before closing?"
MesDia.Explanation = "If you don't save, your changes will be lost. "
MesDiaButton = MesDia.ShowModal
Select Case MesDiaButton
Case MesDia.ActionButton
SaveDocument()
Case MesDia.AlternateActionButton
Case MesDia.CancelButton
MesDia.close
End Select
Select Case MesDiaButton
Case MesDia.ActionButton
SaveDocument()
// And close!
Case MesDia.AlternateActionButton
MesDia.close // Close here w/o saving!
Case MesDia.CancelButton
// Here do nothing.
End Select
MessageDialog sucks, dont use it. It is not a native windows dialog, just a regular window that does not comply with the windows guidelines. Also, uses a lot of code for what it does.
'This code asumes you are in the CancelClose Event
Var Result As Integer
Result = MsgBox("Do you want to save changes to this document before closing?" + EndOfLine + EndOfLine + "If you don't save, your changes will be lost.", 51)
Select Case Result
Case 6
// user pressed Yes
'SaveChanges()
Return False
Case 7
// user pressed No
'Dont save, just let it close
Return False
Case 2
// user pressed Cancel
'Dont save, and dont close
Return True
End Select
Edit: Fixed Case for Cancel
You have “Case 6” twice.
The code goes in the CancelClose event NOT the Close event.