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Azeddin_Margani
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8 years ago

When clicking YES button..

Hi,

 

I got message dialog displayed when the first part of the script is completed but i need to press YES button to continue to the next part of the script. When i press i press NO it should terminate the script.

 

The issue i'm having is when i press YES button it terminates the script and it doesn't execute the assigned function - instead it says you pressed the NO button.

 

Below is my intended code:

 

buttons = MKSet(mbYes, mbNo);

k = MessageDlg(Customers are Created !\n"+"Continue with Adding Products?", mtConfirmation, buttons, 0);

  if (k==true) {

      AddProduct();

          Log.message("You pressed Yes");

            }else{

               break;

                 Log.message("You pressed No");

                     }

 

Any suggestions on how this code should work?.

 

Regards,

 

 

 

 

  • I don't use the built in Dialog's myself.

     

    But, looking at the docs for it: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/builtin/messagedlg.html

     

    ... it says it returns a constant relating to the button that was pressed?

     

    Your code is just checking for true or false, aka - a Boolean. Doesn't seem right to me? Try changing the post dialog check to check for the constant(s) instead .....

     

    ie -  if (k==mrYes)

     

    (Oh yeah - and in your else, you have a "break" statement before you print the log message. Which, I presume, means it will never get to the logging line?)

  • I don't use the built in Dialog's myself.

     

    But, looking at the docs for it: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/builtin/messagedlg.html

     

    ... it says it returns a constant relating to the button that was pressed?

     

    Your code is just checking for true or false, aka - a Boolean. Doesn't seem right to me? Try changing the post dialog check to check for the constant(s) instead .....

     

    ie -  if (k==mrYes)

     

    (Oh yeah - and in your else, you have a "break" statement before you print the log message. Which, I presume, means it will never get to the logging line?)