Q: Closing a form

[G .Net]

Hi

Firstly, can I apologise if this has already been answered. Something odd
has happened because I sent this a couple of days ago (it is in my sent
folder) but I can't seem to see it on the newsgroup (which reminds me, I'm
using Outlook Express - is there a better newsgroup reader that others could
recommened?)

Anyway, here is my original question:

How can I tell if a form has been closed using the red cross in the top
right of the form rather than, for example, pressing an OK button?

Geoff

 

[Guest]

This is fairly simple...
1. Declare a global var and set it to some value, like
Dim OKBtnClick As Boolean = False
2. In your OKButton_Click sub, set OKBtnClick = True
3. In the form_Closing event sub, check the value of OKBtnClick. If it's
False then you know the user click the red x button in the corner of the form.
There are other more complicated ways... It's up to you to decide what to
use though
Hope this helps,
VHD50.

 

[Guest]

is there no .. what was in VB Classic .. QueryUnLoad?