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Icon

(number) The icon to display on the dialog:

Re t u r n s

Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.

See also: Related Actions

D i a l og E x

DialogEx.ClickObject

OverviewExamples

DialogEx.ClickObject ( string ObjectName )

De s cr ip t ion

Fires the On Click event of the specified object on the current dialog. This will cause any actions on the object's On Click event to be executed.

P arame t er s

ObjectName

(string) The name of the object.

Re t u r n s

Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.

See also: Related Actions

DialogEx.Close

OverviewExamples

boolean DialogEx.Close ( number ReturnCode )

De s cr ip t ion

Closes the current dialog with a specific return code.

Note: If the user closed the dialog using the close button on the window, IDCANCEL (2) will be returned.

Note: You cannot close a dialog while a status dialog is visible.

Tip: Dialogs can be shown using the DialogEx.Show action.

Tip: If you need to prevent the user from closing the dialog or want to add a confirmation message, you can use the built-in function QueryAllowDialogClose.

P arame t er s

ReturnCode

(number) The value to return from the dialog. This is the value that will be returned by the

DialogEx.Show action.

Re t u r n s

(boolean) True if the dialog was closed successfully, or false if it was not. You can use

Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.

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