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jens_gebert@amat.com
jens_gebert@amat.com
Dialog with Yes No Buttons Posted: Apr 01, 2010
 

Hi,


I tried to generate a Dialog with confirmation buttons yes and no, but the

enum only permitts one button.

I succeeded to have two buttons, if I put buttons in the xaml code of the dialog,

but this is not very useful.

Is there a possibility to set the buttons with c# code and

how do I get the information, what button the user have pressed?

 

myDialog.ButtonsVisibility = Visibility.Visible;

myDialog.Buttons = DialogButtons.Yes;


Thank for help!


Regards

Jens

  
 
dan
dan
RE: Dialog with Yes No Buttons Posted: Apr 10, 2010
 

Hi,


To enable more than one button you can use the | operator, such as:


myDialog.Buttons = DialogButtons.Yes | DialogButtons.No;


To determine which button was clicked use the myDialog.Result property.


Thanks!