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Back to article list Search Articles Add Comment Printer friendly Direct link ABC: Making the No button default on deletes 1998-07-07 -- Rick Martin Newsgroups: topspeed.products.c4
> Could anyone tell me how to force the default button
> of the Confirm Delete dialog to No.
You need to override the ErrorClass and change your application to use your
new class.
Here is the Class definition I use to accomplish the same thing.
Put this into an include file in your LibSrc directory (I use SHError.INC
and SHError.CLW):
!ABCIncludeFile
OMIT('_EndOfInclude_',_SharpeErrorPresent_)
_SharpeErrorPresent_ EQUATE(1)
INCLUDE('aberror.inc')
SharpeError CLASS(ErrorClass),TYPE,MODULE('SHERROR.CLW'), |
LINK('SHERROR.CLW',_ABCLinkMode_),DLL(_ABCDllMode_)
TakeUser PROCEDURE,BYTE,VIRTUAL,PROC,PROTECTED
END
_EndOfInclude_
Put this code in a source file in your LibSrc
MEMBER
MAP
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INCLUDE('SHERROR.INC')
! We want to override Take user and make No the default for confirm delete
SharpeError.TakeUser PROCEDURE
CODE
If Self.Errors.ID = Msg:ConfirmDelete
IF MESSAGE(Self.SubsString(),Self.Errors.Title,ICON:Question, |
Button:Yes+Button:No,BUTTON:No,0) = Button:Yes
RETURN Level:Benign
ELSE
RETURN Level:Cancel
END
Else
Return Parent.TakeUser()
End
HTH,
Rick
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