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[TheET]

Hi ,

In this tutorial ,
You will learn how to use MessageBox Yes or No function in Visual Basic 2008 . I have made it as easy as possible . So , let's get started .

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1. As usual , open up Visual Basic 2008 > Create a new project > Place a button on the form

2. Double click on the button & paste in this code

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Dim result As MsgBoxResult
            result = MsgBox("Click yes or no", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, "Title")
            If result = MsgBoxResult.Yes Then
                        msgbox("You clicked YES!")
                else
                         msgbox("You clicked NO!")
             End if

That's it . You can further enhance this code to your needs . I'm just giving you an opinion to how to do it .
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wahooo; Hope you like it ! Cheers

TheET.

[Lewis]

Well i must say i think thats the shortest i have seen it done, but i dunno, Thanks for the tutorial Now i know how to code that

[Livengood]

Nice Job
Was woundering how i could do this..

[35000vr]

yeah and i was wondering too.

[Agust1337]

lol you can do this to ^^:

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Dim m = msgbox("Are you gonna exit me :(?, MsgboxStyle.YesNo)
If  m = vbYes Then
         me.close
End if 

No need to use the No ^^ it wont do anything :P

[mandai]

You can also change the DialogResult property of a button already on a form - so when you call Form1.ShowDialog() you can do the same thing but it could be using your own layout for the dialog.

[zachman61]

is there a way to do this with messageboxEx by DotNetBar

[mandai]

Can't say I've used DotNetBar before but according to MSDN the MessageBoxEx and MessageBox functions work the same way.