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dotnet academic : modal dialog

Gabriele G. Ponti
8/26/2003 11:35:40 AM

Nick,

If you are using Forms, that you use the ShowDialog() method.

Dim frm As New MyCustomForm
frm.ShowDialog()

Please see the documentation for more details.

Gabriele

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Nick Hoare
8/26/2003 2:54:01 PM

Hi, what is the correct setting to make a dialog modal? i.e. you must enter
close it before operating on any other screens. Nothing seems to work for me
in Visual Studio, i try FixedDialog for example yet i can still click past
it.

Thanks,
Nick.

Norman Yuan
8/26/2003 3:34:36 PM

FixedDialog is Form's FormBorder property, it has nothing to do with showing
modal form. There are two methods to display a form: Form.Show() and
Form.ShowDialog(). It is obvious which one gives you a modal form.

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Andrew Hull
9/4/2003 2:15:13 AM

Try window.showModalDialog - thats for Javascript...

Cheers
Andrew

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