AlertResponse property
Determines whether Microsoft Visio shows alerts and modal dialog boxes to the user.
Version added
4.1
Syntax
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intRet |
Integer. Zero (0) to display alerts to the user and allow the user to respond, or the value of the default response (see Remarks). |
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object |
Required. An expression that returns an Application object. |
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intExpression |
Required Integer. Zero (0) to display alerts to the user and allow the user to respond, or the value of the default response to supply (see Remarks). |
Remarks
Certain operations, such as closing a document with unsaved modifications, cause Visio to display an alert or modal dialog box requesting the user to supply a response such as OK, Yes, No, or Cancel. To prevent Visio from displaying alerts or modal dialog boxes when a program performs such actions, set the AlertResponse property to a default value for the response. In this case, Visio does not display the alert or modal dialog box; instead, Visio behaves as if the user responded to the alert or modal dialog box with the value of the AlertResponse property.
If the AlertResponse property is 0 (its default value), alerts and modal dialog boxes are displayed.
The values you supply for the AlertResponse property correspond to the standard Windows constants IDOK, IDCANCEL, and so forth.
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IDOK |
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IDCANCEL |
2 |
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IDABORT |
3 |
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IDRETRY |
4 |
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IDIGNORE |
5 |
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IDYES |
6 |
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IDNO |
7 |