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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
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
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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
The value is a user input date......how do you use the Yes/No dialogue?
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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
Could explain a bit more, not sure I know what you mean by user input date
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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
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.
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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
mmm... yeah I think you got the only way to exit the code, bummer!
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Re: Dispatch Edit Box Ok and Cancel
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).
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