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ASP.NET 2.0 in Visual Basic Language
G'day Joe
Don't think this is the right newsgroup you need. But for what is worth, I can give you the VBA equivalent of what your after. Sub YourControls_AfterUpdate() Dim TheMessage As Integer TheMessage = MsgBox("What you want the Message to Say", vbOKCancel) If TheMessage = vbOK Then DoSomething Else CancelEvent = True End If End Sub HTH Mark |
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