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Add buttons to _MESSAGEBOX function? - tothebin - 05-11-2024 The _MESSAGEBOX function has been a major improvement for me. Is there any way to add or change the default buttons? Being able to have buttons such as [Help] or [Quit] would be extremely useful. With the right buttons some of my utility programs wouldn't need any other type of GUI. RE: Add buttons to _MESSAGEBOX function? - ahenry3068 - 05-11-2024 You can make it return a 0 or 1 and get Yes / No buttons with the following syntax. KillIt% = _MessageBox("FILE EXISTS", Z_File$ + " Exists\nOverwrite?", "yesno", "question", 0) If KillIt% = 1 Then Kill (Z_File$) Else Z_File$ = _InputBox$("NEW FILE NAME", "Enter ZCM File Name", Z_File$) If Z_File$ = "" Then System GoTo StartZWrite End If I too would like the option for more buttons. But you can do a lot with just a Yes/No option. RE: Add buttons to _MESSAGEBOX function? - bplus - 05-11-2024 +1 yes you can do allot with yes/no/cancel, cancel is 3rd option the one you never see in opinion polls ;-)) message box 1 do you want help? if yes then message box 2 offer help... welcome @ahenry3068 RE: Add buttons to _MESSAGEBOX function? - Kernelpanic - 05-11-2024 Code: (Select All)
The "\n" is a C/C++ control character and does not work in Basic.All three options are better than just yes/no. Code: (Select All)
RE: Add buttons to _MESSAGEBOX function? - SpriggsySpriggs - 05-11-2024 You can try doing a TaskDialog. They are far more powerful than a standard MessageBox. However, they require a great deal of work. Here is a post I had submitted to the old forum website a long time ago. https://qb64forum.alephc.xyz/index.php?topic=4032.msg133688#msg133688 However, be aware that the recent updates to Phoenix have broken a lot of older code I have written as they have changed the backend of some things. You will most likely need to do a lot of work to make it compatible with the recent versions. |