You've probably been busy with the "feature" to assign a exit and cancel to a button. Success Cor. Is there a way to correct this? Monday, July 18, PM. I don't think the AcceptButton property can cause the problem you are reporting.
AcceptButton simply indicates which button's Click handler is to be called when the user hits enter. It does not change what happens within the Click event handler, which is entirely controlled by your code.
If that code is not doing what you expect, I suggest you set a break point at the beginning of the method and step through it with the debugger to see where it goes wrong. I have debugged it. Something is messed up. I'm just going to start from scratch and re-do the form. Tuesday, July 19, AM. Diaz 1. MessageBoxButtons As System. DialogResult': Argument matching parameter 'owner' narrows from 'String' to 'System. DialogResult': Argument matching parameter 'caption' narrows from 'Microsoft.
MsgBoxStyle' to 'String'. DialogResult': Argument matching parameter 'buttons' narrows from 'System. MessageBoxIcon' to 'System. MessageBoxButtons, icon As System. MessageBoxIcon As System.
DialogResult': Argument matching parameter 'buttons' narrows from 'Microsoft. MsgBoxStyle' to 'System. I did some research and the generic solution for "Overload resolution failed because no accessible '' can be called without a narrowing conversion: " errors is to Specify Option Strict Off according to Microsoft.
I tried changing this manually in the Project Properties but it didn't seem to work. I've also checked several other forums where they talk about this error but specifically related to the 'New' function and they don't seem to help.
Sounds like you have Option Strict On - that's good excellent - but it seems you also have Imports Microsoft. NET-idiomatic replacement for. Switching off Option Strict would be the single worst thing to do - you're passing a bad parameter and the compiler is telling you "I can't convert the supplied type to the expected one"; last thing to do is to make it say "hey don't worry, just implicitly convert all the things and blow up at run-time instead".
You can use this property to determine how a dialog box is closed in order to properly process the actions performed in the dialog box. You can override the value assigned to the DialogResult property when the user clicks the Close button by setting the DialogResult property in an event handler for the Closing event of the form.
If a Form is displayed as a modeless window, the value returned by the DialogResult property might not return a value assigned to the form because the form's resources are automatically released when the form is closed. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. NET Framework when the user clicks the close form button of a dialog box or sets the value of the DialogResult property.
Instead the form is hidden and can be shown again without creating a new instance of the dialog box. Because a form displayed as a dialog box is hidden instead of closed, you must call the Dispose method of the form when the form is no longer needed by your application.
This version of the ShowDialog method does not specify a form or control as its owner. When this version is called, the currently active window is made the owner of the dialog box. If you want to specify a specific owner, use the other version of this method. Any object that implements IWin32Window that represents the top-level window that will own the modal dialog box.
The form specified in the owner parameter is the same as the form being shown. The dialog box can be assigned one of the values of DialogResult by assigning it to the DialogResult property of a Button on the form or by setting the DialogResult property of the form in code. Unlike modeless forms, the Close method is not called by the. This version of the ShowDialog method allows you to specify a specific form that will own the dialog box that is shown.
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