Ok. On the Form_Load Event, I have a messagebox pop-up. I think the correct term is System Model. I am not sure. But what I would like is for the user not to be able to do anything..and I mean anything, on the computer..until she/he presses the ok button on the messagebox. Can someone tell me how to do this
System Model
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System Model
Ramon A. Paulino
Like this: ( put this in your Form_Load event )
if(MessageBox.Show(this, "Press ok to continue", "Press ok", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel, MessageBoxIcon.Question, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1) == DialogResult.OK)
{
// continue form loading
}
else
{
// user pressed cancel
}
Some explainations. A messagebox returns a value about what button the user has pressed, or in other terms the dialog result. So when the user pressed OK it return a DialogResult.OK and otherwise DialogResult.Cancel.
Another thing is, that when u do this in the GUI thread ( the form's thread) the program will wait for the input of the MessageBox, as it is a Dialog. So the form will not load further before the user has pressed a button.
Good luck!
Sreepada