C# Tutorial 19: Message Box Asking if The User Wants To Exit

C# Tutorial 19:   Message Box Asking if The User Wants To Exit

ClickOnce creates defect runtime code‎ C sharp Message Box Asking Wether The User Wants To Save Before FormClosing and Application.Exit is causing the Messag…

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14 responses to “C# Tutorial 19: Message Box Asking if The User Wants To Exit”

  1. Luther Oplida says:

    The Problem is this code (dialog == DialogResult.Yes)

    Try this (dialog != DialogResult.Yes)

  2. GIDEON KIMATHI says:

    Application.ExitThread() works fine. 

  3. UMAR BASHIR says:

    Use it Application.ExitThead();

  4. Teboho Mokoena says:

    This is how you solve the issue

    DialogResult dialog = dialog = MessageBox.Show(“Do you really want to
    close the program?”, “SomeTitle”, MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);
    if (dialog == DialogResult.No)
    {
    e.Cancel = true;
    }

  5. Bang Lore says:

    THIS WORKS FOR ME,
    change this
    e.cancel = false;
    for returning value..
    🙂

    if (dialog == DialogResult.Yes)
    {
    e.Cancel = false;

    }
    else if (dialog == DialogResult.No)
    {
    e.Cancel = true;
    }

    I REALLY THANKING YOU SIR,
    IT WORKS FOR ME
    AS I M FOLLOWING YOUR TUTORIALS FROM THE BEGIN IT S VERY HELPFUL FOR ME TO
    LEARN EASILY, THANKING U ONCE AGAIN SIR.

  6. MrKambiwayne says:

    it really helps… thanks!

  7. ActivateD says:

    Thank you. ProgrammingKnowledge should take your response as it sorts out
    the program

  8. sandeepscs says:

    e.cancel is not available? what do do? e.CloseReason only?

  9. Junaid Safdar says:

    jst remove if for the application exit and use the cancel codes.which shown
    in video and its done.

  10. Wennie Sasotona says:

    yeah it really help

  11. Higson Santos says:

    It work

  12. regeseki says:

    Hello ProgrammingKnowledge, the one causing the problem is the code:
    Application.Exit(); You should use the code: Application.ExitThead(); hope
    it helps 🙂

  13. GudiyaSwweet says:

    that is becoz you generated(clicked) FormClosed event. Generate(click)
    FormClosing event. Both the events are different.

  14. kevin kastrowiak says:

    exciting ! ! thanks fella ! !

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