I think the dialog box disables the X for YesNo because uniformity of the interface is important for a GUI. Yes/no is an exclusive choice by the user, while the X or cancel button have another semantic which cannot and should not be confused with answering no.
c# winforms how to get MessageBoxButtons.YesNo to not disable (red)exit x
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06-10-2022 - |
Frage
In the program I'm writing I've come into a bit of dilema
DialogResult result;
result = MessageBox.Show("question", "title", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);
if(result == DialogResult.Yes){
//dosomething
}
else if(DialogResult.No){
//dosomethingdifferent
}
the issue at hand is that the X becomes non-clickable, and I like that x to be clickable...
now a workaround can be found by replacing MessageBoxButtons.YesNo
with MessageBoxButtons.YesNoCanel
but that adds a cancel button I would prefer not be there. the differences between what I want to do with no and the x are not that large, one just assures the user he pressed no rather then yes, while the other just does nothing.
so onto the question, how can I get the red x to work with just .YesNo and not have to add a cancel button
Lösung
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