In this tutorial we are going to add a message box in our projects. The function of message box is a bride between the user and the program, with the use of message box the program and user can interact to each other to do some specific commands and actions..
There are several types of message box you can use in visual basic.
This tutorial will require you an "if Statement"
Using this statement it will allow you to interact with your program easily.. The message box can be displayed as follows:
The normal "msgbox" can display style like these:
According to support.microsoft.com
Member name
|
Description
|
AbortRetryIgnore
|
Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbAbortRetryIgnore. |
ApplicationModal
|
Application modal message box.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbApplicationModal. |
Critical
|
Critical message.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbCritical. |
DefaultButton1
|
First button is default.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbDefaultButton1. |
DefaultButton2
|
Second button is default.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbDefaultButton2. |
DefaultButton3
|
Third button is default.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbDefaultButton3. |
Exclamation
|
Warning message.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbExclamation. |
Information
|
Information message.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbInformation. |
MsgBoxHelp
|
Help text. This member
is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbMsgBoxHelp. |
MsgBoxRight
|
Right-aligned text.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbMsgBoxRight. |
MsgBoxRtlReading
|
Right-to-left reading
text (Hebrew and Arabic systems). This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbMsgBoxRtlReading. |
MsgBoxSetForeground
|
Foreground message box window.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbMsgBoxSetForeground. |
OkCancel
|
OK and Cancel buttons.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbOKCancel. |
OkOnly
|
OK button only (default).
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbOKOnly. |
Question
|
Warning query. This member
is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbQuestion. |
RetryCancel
|
Retry and Cancel buttons.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbRetryCancel. |
SystemModal
|
System modal message box.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbSystemModal. |
YesNo
|
Yes and No buttons.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbYesNo. |
YesNoCancel
|
Yes, No, and Cancel buttons.
This member is equivalent to the Visual Basic constant vbYesNoCancel. |
This are the basic codes on how to use msgbox in your project. this code will not require to use the if statement or optional.. this type of message box is for notification only..
Here's the code
Msgbox("Your Message here", Msgbox.style here, "msgbox title")Try to put this message box into the button_click event to notify you or other users about the action performed..
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