MsgBox w/ Yes & No (VB.net)

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Hello!
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.

How can I make a message box that can confirm action?
This is my code:

VB

Private Sub BTNunlock_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles BTNunlock.Click
        Try
            sqlsa = "UPDATE MAS_Users set islocked='0' WHERE empno='" & TBempno.Text & "'"
            con.NoReturnQuery(sqlsa)
        Catch ex As Exception
            MsgBox("Error!", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
        End Try
    End Sub

When I click the button, i want to show a message box that says: Confirm update? with the buttons: Yes or No

if picked yes, my data will update, if not, then no.
How can i make one?

Thanks in advance! :)

Posted 14-May-14 20:44pm

charliedev

Updated 1-Dec-22 17:02pm

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SRS(The Coder) · Answer 1 · 2014-05-14T21:20:00

Solution 2

Hope the below code example will help -

VB

Dim result As DialogResult = MessageBox.Show("Confirm update?", _
                              "Title", _
                              MessageBoxButtons.YesNo)

If(result == DialogResult.OK)
    Update data here
Else
    Nothing
End If

Posted 14-May-14 21:20pm

SRS(The Coder)

Updated 14-May-14 21:21pm

Member 10065933 · Answer 2 · 2018-01-30T21:49:00

Solution 3

Dim ask As MsgBoxResult = MsgBox("What you Want", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo)
       If ask = MsgBoxResult.Yes Then

       End If

Posted 30-Jan-18 21:49pm

Member 10065933

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Richard MacCutchan 31-Jan-18 3:54am

Nearly FOUR years too late.

CHill60 1-Feb-18 8:56am

See the comments to Solution 1 - you haven't really added anything to the solutions from four years ago.
Stick to answering new posts where the OP still needs help - and be sure that your response is not just repeating earlier solutions or comments, and that it is accurate.

Karen Mitchelle · Answer 3 · 2014-05-14T21:04:00

Solution 1

this one... (simple one)

VB

Dim ans as string
ans= Msgbox "Confirm Update", vbYesNo
if ans= vbYes then
 'code to update
end if

Posted 14-May-14 21:04pm

Karen Mitchelle

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F. Xaver 15-May-14 3:19am

y not using the newer and comfortable MessageBox.Show()
Msgbox is vb6 compatibility

Karen Mitchelle 15-May-14 3:28am

either way, that is, I think, okay. OP even tag VB on his/her question.

PS. I really often use MessageBox.Show(), it's just that, Msgbox is what came first in my mind. :)

Member 15851041 · Answer 4 · 2022-12-01T17:02:00

Solution 5

Dont declare variable.

If MsgBox("What you Want", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo) = MsgBoxResult.Yes Then

End If

Posted 1-Dec-22 17:02pm

Member 15851041

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Richard Deeming 2-Dec-22 5:25am

Eight years late, and you've added nothing to the discussion. Declaring a variable to store the result is not the problem!

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