512 - Third button of Group 1 list is the default. 256 - Second button of Group 1 list is the default. 0 - First button of Group 1 list is the default. 3 - Display Yes, No, and Cancel buttons. 2 - Display Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons. Xojo is different to Vb6 in many things, with DialogMessage it’s running but is more heavy then Vb6 msgBox(). My goal it’s to find if is possible to return same as Vb6, every thing in one line. 'Button1Text', 'Button2Text', 'Button3Text', ueWindow) Select Case b //determine which button was pressed.ĭim res as integer = BKS.Alert( kAlertCaution, 'Title Message.', _ Here’s what we’ve used for years (we also have a training video on how to create this):įunction Alert(Type as AlertTypes, Title as string, msg as string, btn1txt as string, btn2txt as string, btn3txt as string, w as window = nil) As integerĭim d as New MessageDialog //declare the MessageDialog objectĭim b as MessageDialogButton //for handling the resultĭ.icon=MessageDialog.GraphicCaution //display warning iconĭ.CancelButton.Visible= True //show the Cancel buttonĭ.AlternateActionButton.Visible= True //show the “Don’t Save” buttonĭ.AlternateActionButton.Caption = btn3txt Delete/Cancel, Open/Cancel, or whatever you want.

The better way is to have a button with an action. Over the years Apple, and more recently Microsoft have moved away from the simple responses (yes/no, abort/retry/cancel) because users found them confusing.

MsgBox is more or less the equivalent of the old VB6 Msgbox.

Msgbox line break xojo