I want to preform a check before my form is closed.
how can I do this when a user hits Alt + F4 or clicks the close button on my form?
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I want to preform a check before my form is closed.
how can I do this when a user hits Alt + F4 or clicks the close button on my form?
When a form is about to close, it raises its FormClosing event. You can handle that event and perform whatever actions you need to perform. To prevent the form closing, just set e.Cancel to True. Just be careful that you don't prevent Windows exiting as a result. The e.CloseReason property can tell you why the form is closing.
yes, i have tested your way, but i saw some problem, hic!!!
Yes, the problem is on line 12. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by skyman2610
Are you sure? I was thinking it was line 8...
-tg
Well, there's a minor issue there as well but at least we both saw some problems with the code that was never posted. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by techgnome
I dont get it, I'm only seeing 6 lines of code :confused:
In case you missed it, JA and tg are suggesting that you should post your code because if have no idea what your code even looks like then the chances of our determining what the problem is and fixing it is pretty much nil.Quote:
Originally Posted by skyman2610
I had no code as I wasn't sure how to start, your reply was helpful. Others, well perhaps a more more social interaction with others is in need :rolleyes:
Uh-huh... ok...
"yes, i have tested your way, but i saw some problem, hic!!!" <--- this implied you had tried some code and it didn't work...
-tg
You said that you had tested and saw a problem but if you had no code then how could you have tested? It may not seem like a big deal to those who post a question now and again but those of us who answer lots of questions every day have to wade through a morass of poorly worded posts. Posts that ask for help with code that they do not provide are common and frustrating.Quote:
Originally Posted by ubkra
Sorry where did I say I had tested my code?Quote:
Originally Posted by ubkra
I just realised that post #3 was made under a different account. From the apparent manner of the post I assumed that it was made by the OP, i.e. you. Was that you logged in under a different account? If not then I apologise for my incorrect assumption.Quote:
Originally Posted by ubkra
:) all good, thanks for your original help
Sorry ubkra, technome and my own reply wasn't aimed towards you but to skyman2610 who said that he had some problems with it but never expanded on what the problem was and didn't post any code. I think jmcilhinney just mixed up your question with skyman2610's reply, that's one of the thing that can happen when somebody hijacks someone else's thread.