How to Create a Confirmation Dialog Box in a Winforms Application
A confirmation dialog is a useful way to display messages to the user and request if they understand and accept the information.
A common example of this is when a program asks the user if they accept terms and conditions. The user can either confirm the dialog, or exit. In a windows form application, you could create confirmation boxes programmatically using C#.
While creating the dialog box, you could display a message, and add buttons to allow the user to respond to the confirmation dialog. You can then display the new window to the user.
How to Add an Event to Trigger the Confirmation Dialog Box
A confirmation dialog should work like other types of dialog boxes. AWinforms input dialog boxis another example of a dialog box you’re able to create.
The confirmation dialog will show when the user triggers an event in the program. You can triggerevents in a Windows Form appusing a button click, progression to another stage, or any other type of event.
Create a new Windows Forms application, and add a button to trigger the confirmation dialog to show:
termsAndConditionsButton
Terms and Conditions
responseLabel
Your response:
How to Display the Confirmation Box to the User
Inside the termsAndConditionsButton_Click() function, display the confirmation dialog to the user. Record their response and display it back onto the screen using the “responseLabel” label.
How to Generate Yes, No, and Cancel Buttons and Add Them to the Dialog Window
Create the ConfirmationBox() function. Inside the function, generate the content for the Confirmation dialog window itself.
How to Run the Confirmation Dialog
Run the Windows Forms application using the run button. Open the confirmation dialog and click on one of the buttons.
Creating and Using Confirmation Dialogs in a Windows Form Application
In a windows form application, you can create confirmation dialogs to display a message to the user and wait for their response. To create a confirmation dialog, create a function that will display it when an event occurs.
When creating the confirmation dialog, create a new window and add a message to display to the user. Add buttons onto the confirmation dialog for the user to click on, and return the result.
you’re able to customize the design of your dialog boxes by changing their background color, border styles, and theme. Explore how to add different themes to your application.
Themes are a great way of letting your users customize your application without having to get too involved in specific details.
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