In Dispatch, the Edit Box control has an "Ok" and "Cancel" button. Both seem to do the same thing, they just simply exit the dialogue and continue the dispatch script. Is there way to have each "Jump" to a different line of code regardless of the data in the field.
Ideally, if the user hits "Cancel" it should cancel the dispatch action, same as the "Cancel SolidWorks Enterprise PDM command"
The value is a user input date......how do you use the Yes/No dialogue?
Could explain a bit more, not sure I know what you mean by user input date
I use an edit box to prompt the user to enter a future date. After that they can either OK or cancel the dialogue....but they both seem to do the same thing.....just continues the code. I don't see a way to tell if the user hit OK or cancel. If the select cancel, I want to cancel the operation.
My workaround for the moment is to check if the field is "empty" on the next line, then display a Yes/No dialogue to ask if the user wants to cancel or re-enter the date. Any step....but I don't see another way.
mmm... yeah I think you got the only way to exit the code, bummer!
Jason, I've encountered the same thing with a ComboBox. In my case it works okay to have a Jump that looks for empty values.
But I agree, there should be a difference in the inner workings - between a user not entering a value, and hitting Cancel.
It is a bit better with the ComboBox because it defaults to having the first value in the list, so they have to go out of their way to make an empty value. [Edit -->] Oh yeah, with a ComboBox they can't enter an empty value at all (unless you give them a choice in the drop down menu to clear the value).
I use the Yes-No Messagebox, it does exactly what your looking for. You just need to create a Runtime Variable to capture the values if Yes or if No