I was just thinking about an alternative to modal processing, because I have a
stack I want to be modal just so I can interrupt the flow of the calling
program. However, if I throw an error while modal, say a database connection
error which I occassionally get because I am using an iffy
I am not sure, what my loop will be doing, while I opened modal the
answer
window? Will the loop wait for the user answer in the modal window in
both
above cases, or is the modal window completely independent from the
loop and
the loop runs on? How can I hold my loop waiting for the user action
Hello,
What I want to do:
The user gets a kind of multiple choice question, answers by clicking his
choice in a list or answering a dialog (two different cases). The answer
dialog has to be a modal window, not the standard answer dialog, because I
have to place the dialog window at a certain
: Best practise for a quiz control?
I am not sure, what my loop will be doing, while I opened modal the
answer window? Will the loop wait for the user answer in the modal
window in both above cases, or is the modal window completely
independent from the loop and the loop runs on? How can I
Hi.
I would definitely write my own handler to manage and display the questions
and call that handler with a Send command instead of the forever loop.
-- Tom Bodine
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Hi Tim,
thanks for your recommendation
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Hi.
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