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Thread: [Resolved] Being crazy with ShowDialog() and DialogResult

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    [Resolved] Being crazy with ShowDialog() and DialogResult

    From the main Form I show a little registration window (frmRegister):

    Code:
    Private Sub RegisterToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender ....) Handles RegisterToolStripMenuItem.Click
    
            Dim retVal As DialogResult = frmRegister.ShowDialog()
            Debug.Print("retVal after frmRegister.ShowDialog: " & retVal.ToString)
            If retVal = DialogResult.Cancel Then
                Me.Close()
            End If
    
    End Sub
    retVal has to change depending from the btnClose.Text of the frmRegister:

    Code:
       Private Sub btnClose_Click(ByVal sender ...) Handles btnClose.Click
    
            If btnClose.Text <> My.Resources.Strings.Close Then
                Me.DialogResult = DialogResult.Cancel
            Else
                Me.DialogResult = DialogResult.None
            End If
    
            Debug.Print("Me.DialogResult before Me.Close code: " & Me.DialogResult.ToString)
            Me.Close()
            Debug.Print("Me.DialogResult after Me.Close code: " & Me.DialogResult.ToString)
    
        End Sub
    DialogResult ALWAYS RETURNS CANCEL, even if btnClose.Text = My.Resources.Strings.Close

    The Debug.Print results:

    Me.DialogResult on FrmRegister.Load: None
    Me.DialogResult before Me.Close code: None
    Me.DialogResult after Me.Close code: Cancel
    retVal after frmRegister.ShowDialog: Cancel
    Why Me.Close changes the DialogResult?

    NOTE: all the Buttons of the form are set to DialogResult NONE

    Lol, resolved from myself:
    ------
    DialogResult.None IS NOT a DialogResult, so Me.Close generates a DialogResult.Cancel.

    Sobstituted DialogResult.None with DialogResult.OK and all is ok. SORRY mates.
    Last edited by phil2000; Feb 24th, 2018 at 02:12 PM.

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    Re: [Resolved] Being crazy with ShowDialog() and DialogResult

    Quote Originally Posted by phil2000 View Post
    DialogResult.None IS NOT a DialogResult, so Me.Close generates a DialogResult.Cancel.
    To be precise, DialogResult.None is the default value but it's not one that will ever be returned when a dialogue closes. It means that there is no result, i.e. the dialogue is still open.

    By the way, there's no point calling Close if you have set the DialogResult property. Setting that property to anything but None will close the dialogue.

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