On Wed, 25 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'd like to lock the error dialogs in a stack so the user will not see any
> error messages. I put some the following into a button to try it out.
>
> on mouseUp
> kjfghmlr
> end mouseUp
>
> When I click the button I get an execution error as expected. Then I typed
> into the Message Box:
>
> set the lockErrorDialogs to true
>
> and also
>
> set the lockErrorDialogs to false
>
> In both cases I still get an Execution Error box when I click the button.
> Doesn't lockErrorDialogs suppress the Execution Error box or is that done
> some other way?
It's one of those properties that's reset at idle, so you have to set
it in the actual handler for the first message that gets sent. Also
note that nowadays using the "try--catch" control-structure is
preferred over "lock error dialogs" because it's easier to follow the
logic and easier to handle different errors in different ways.
Regards,
Scott
> Philip Chumbley
>
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