Perfect! Thank you very much.
On Apr 6, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
At 2:03 PM -0700 4/6/06, Charles Ross wrote:
But, two things complicate that. First, the user can cancel the
login, so the dialog can disappear with either a successful or
unsuccessful login. Second, the login can be called from multiple
areas of the software, and the additional code should only happen
in one.
I'm tuning in late here, but it sounds to me that you simply want
to call ShowModal rather than Show. That's what ShowModal is for
-- it blocks continuation of the calling code until the dialog
shown has been closed or hidden.
I want what a MessageDialog does. When I call
MessageDialog.ShowModal, the user can't do anything and the
program doesn't do anything until a selection is made and a button
is returned.
Right-o. ShowModal does that for any window (but it really only
makes sense if you set the window frame type to Modal,
MovableModal, or Sheet).
Best,
- Joe
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Joseph J. Strout
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