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[MarCrush]

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Edited by velma, 01 August 2011 - 08:33 AM.

[munim]

hmm.. maybe you could post how to code what happens when each button is pressed (incase there is more than the OK button)..
i don't use too much of VB myself.. C#.net is nice.

[Raptrex]

doesnt msgbox just pop up with those text?

[lava.alt]

MarCrush, on Jun 4 2005, 04:51 AM, said:

Here are lists of MsgBoxes:

Syntax:
MsgBox Prompt, MsgBoxStyle, Title, HelpFile

MsgBox "Uh, text!", , "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbCritical, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbInformation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbQuestion, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNo, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbRetryCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKOnly, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbAbortRetryIgnore, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbMsgBoxHelpButton, "Uh, Title!", "C:\HelpFile.hlp"

You can also combine them:
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation + vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"

This is great for noobs.

i think this guy is only tryin yo get some points

[TPFWebmaster]

munim, on Jun 4 2005, 12:03 PM, said:

hmm.. maybe you could post how to code what happens when each button is pressed (incase there is more than the OK button)..
i don't use too much of VB myself.. C#.net is nice.

here is the code for a yes/no/cancel msgbox

ync = MsgBox("Click on yes or no or cancel", vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion, "Title")
If ync = vbYes Then
'code goes here
ElseIf ync = vbNo Then
'code goes here
ElseIf ync = vbCancel Then
'code goes here
End If

[sonorama]

lava.alt, on Jul 10 2005, 08:25 PM, said:

i think this guy is only tryin yo get some points

Lol, I really don't think he's trying only to get credits, but i can't find his post useful anyway... CheerS!!

[alicabektas]

My advice :

using tutorial for VB or Book

and have example

happily

[dul]

Yes. iT IS GOOD. bUT YOU KNOW, IT IS simple version of WinAPI's mESSAGEBoX function. MessageBox has got more possibilities.

[NTD2885]

MarCrush, on Jun 4 2005, 04:51 AM, said:

Here are lists of MsgBoxes:

Syntax:
MsgBox Prompt, MsgBoxStyle, Title, HelpFile

MsgBox "Uh, text!", , "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbCritical, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbInformation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbQuestion, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNo, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbRetryCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKOnly, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbAbortRetryIgnore, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbMsgBoxHelpButton, "Uh, Title!", "C:\HelpFile.hlp"

You can also combine them:
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation + vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"

This is great for noobs.

Thankx, you can use number , for exam: 16 = vbCritical

[sharpz]

dul, on Oct 19 2005, 06:38 PM, said:

Yes. iT IS GOOD. bUT YOU KNOW, IT IS simple version of WinAPI's mESSAGEBoX function. MessageBox has got more possibilities.

the visual basic 6's MsgBox class is a wrapper for the MessageBoxA WinAPI call. I think it fills in something like this:

MsgBox "Some text", "a title" 

and replaces it with:

MessageBox(NULL, "Some text", "a title", NULL);

the msdn documentation for MessageBoxA says:

Quote

int MessageBox(     
    HWND hWnd,
    LPCTSTR lpText,
    LPCTSTR lpCaption,
    UINT uType
);

so, all the MsgBox class does is replace the hWnd (handle) of the window with NULL and if you dont fill in a parameter it will full in NULL while calling the API call.

hope this clears up some questions with the MsgBox class.