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I want to add a message box [yes/no message box] that asks the user if he wants to clear the text boxes or not, if the user clicks yeas the text boxes are cleared and if no then the text boxes remain the same. This is the code used

What I have tried:

Private Sub Button3_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click
        MsgBox("Do you want to clear all?", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo, "Clear the textboxes!")
        If MsgBoxResult.No Then
            TB1.Text = "0"
            TB2.Text = "0"
            TB3.Text = "0"
            TB4.Text = "0"
            TB5.Text = "0"
            L1.Text = "0"
            L2.Text = "0"
            L3.Text = "0"
            L4.Text = "0"
            L5.Text = "0"
            SCORE.Text = "0"
            Label10.Text = "Here"
        Else
            'what to put over here??
        End If
    End Sub

Posted 21-Oct-17 6:19am

Alpha Gamer

Updated 21-Oct-17 6:30am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-10-21T06:30:00

Reverse your test:

VB

MsgBox("Do you want to clear all?", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo, "Clear the textboxes!")
If MsgBoxResult.Yes Then
    TB1.Text = "0"
    TB2.Text = "0"
    TB3.Text = "0"
    TB4.Text = "0"
    TB5.Text = "0"
    L1.Text = "0"
    L2.Text = "0"
    L3.Text = "0"
    L4.Text = "0"
    L5.Text = "0"
    SCORE.Text = "0"
    Label10.Text = "Here"
End If

But please, start using .NET classes instead of outdated VB6 ones: MessageBox Class (System.Windows.Forms)[^]