<>Please teach the setting method.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please teach the setting of DialogBox.

A present set situation¥¥¥¥

1.DialogBox is displayed.

2.The left side has been selected. =[OK]has been initial selected.

3.The "Enter" button of the keyboard is pushed.

4.It moves to the following Step with result "ok" selected.

Now the highlighting is on gOKhas default setteing.

When I want to put the highlighting on gcancelh as default setting,

how should I write the program?

left=OK right=cancel

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String dialigText = "TEST";

IWDConfirmationDialog dialog = wdThis.wdGetApprovalVoucherController().wdGetAPI().

getWindowManager().createConfirmationWindow(dialigText,wdThis.wdGetAPI().getViewInfo().

getViewController().findInEventHandlers("Approve"),"OK");

dialog.addChoice(wdThis.wdGetAPI().getViewInfo().getViewController().

findInEventHandlers("Approve_cancel"),

"cancel");

dialog.open();

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The left sidegokh, With the right side made gcancelh.

Can you do the highlighting on gcancelhas default setteing.

Can it set it without changing the left for the right?

Is there such a setting method?

When it is not possible to do, could anyone answer?

Because it is asked by the customer, it embarrasses it.

Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

BESS,

The answer is "no"

It is impossible to change default button in IWDConfirmationDialog.

Actually, in many of applications / frameworks we were created, we use custom implementation of "MessageBox" instead of IWDConfirmationDialog, so you may roll your own as well -- actually, it's quite easy.

If you are using CAF UI patterns in your project, there is MessageBox component that has to support such feature.

Valery Silaev

EPAM Systems

http://www.NetWeaverTeam.com

[Former Member]

Hi,

Thank you both.

The doubt was solved.

Moreover, my best regards in the future.

Regards,

BESS

[Former Member]

Hi BESS,

I am not too sure if you can change the focus of a confirmationdialog button.

In case you want to do it, you can create a new external window and call it as a pop-up. You can have buttons in this view and you can set focus as you want.

Refer to this thread for more clarity:

Regards,

Satyajit.