Cancel Button

[mikew78101280]

just realised that yes the OK button works on my win panel but no idea how to get the cancel button to function

[Charu Rajput]

Hi,

It is difficult to tell what excatly where you face issue. Could you please provide more information? If you tried via script, share you script to see what you have done till now.

[Geppetto Luis]

Maybe you are looking for this

win.can.onClick = function ()
{
win.close ();
}

[Kukurykus]

Maybe use in yout code something like it:

.add('button', undefined, 'Cancel', {name: 'cancel'})

[mikew78101280]

I currently have the following code that creates both buttons, clicking on either causes the rest of the script to be run

	win.grp2 = win.add('group');
	win.select = win.grp2.add('button',undefined,'Ok');
	win.can = win.grp2.add('button',undefined,'Cancel');
	win.select.preferredSize = win.can.preferredSize=[70,20];
	
	var myReturn = win.show();{

[Kukurykus]

!(win.show() - 1)

[Charu Rajput]

Hi mikedpe

Well, I think you get the answer above. But here is the complete version grouped all together :-). In place of alert message, you can add your own processing. And your code shared above is not correct as win is undefined.

var win = new Window('dialog')
win.grp2 = win.add('group');
win.select = win.grp2.add('button', undefined, 'Ok');
win.can = win.grp2.add('button', undefined, 'Cancel');
win.select.preferredSize = win.can.preferredSize = [70, 20];
win.can.onClick = function () {
    alert('Cancel Click')
    win.close();
}

win.select.onClick = function () {
    alert('OK Click')
    win.close();
}
win.show();

 Let us know if it resolves your query.

[mikew78101280]

being honest I tried a few of the suggestions unsuccesfully and then thought I can do without a cancel button

[Kukurykus]

Anyway my method works.

[Charu Rajput]

Your method always works 😊