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The script is shown below:
| <script LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT">
<!--
Sub cmd1_Onclick()
Response = MsgBox("Hello " & Form1.Text1.value
& ", are you ready to rumble?", 36)
If response = 6 Then
MsgBox "Okay, Let's see what we can do!",
64
Else
MsgBox "This function has been canceled",
64
End if
End Sub
-->
< /script> |
In the fourth line, note that the 'text' property of the text box is called
'value' in VBScript, and notice that the VB format of controlname.property
becomes formname.controlname.property in VBScript - it's
necessary to specify the name of the form since there may be several forms on
the same page. At the end of the same line, note that you cannot use VB
constants such as VBYesNo in VBScript - you will have to look up the numerical
values and include them in the code. The numerical value that corresponds to
VBYesNo is 36 and, lower down the page, 6 corresponds to VBYes and 64
corresponds to 'display Information Message icon (the letter 'i' in a speech
bubble)'. |
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