LOL...don't worry about it...I was just scratching my head wondering if we had added some message box during a test or something

Hey Fabian.

They are making you work withouth breathing?

And you have accomplished that?

Anyway, when you search in VS, have you noticed the "Look in:"  and "Find options" in the "Find and Replace" dialog? That might be the reason why you haven't found your message. Just a guess, sorry if you were aware of this already.

Abraços.

forgive this question, I'm have to drink more cofee and not work without breath sorry I put the code

If _BrowseDialog.ShowDialog() = System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then

MsgBox("The end-user searched and retrieved one or more records.")

Else

MsgBox("The end-user cancelled the browse.")

End If



like the example and when I used find & replace my Visual studio don't found nothing :/



Thanks again and sorry for not search it twice before post something dumb

Fabian,

I have no idea where that message is coming from, but it is not in the framework ?!?!  It sounds like you have a BrowseInfoPanel attached to a browse and may have something in the RowChanged event.  I believe that this is going to have to be in your code as this is not a function of the framework.  You might look around and do a search on this text.

I not mentioned that I'm using a 1.6.1 post release (1.6.2?) that can have this messagebox for test purposes or something else



thanks

I created a inherited browsedialog class and used it on code (not with the designer)



I use a handler:

AddHandler _BrowseDialog.BrowseDialogClosed, AddressOf _BrowseDialog_BrowseDialogClosed



and on it:

Private Sub _BrowseDialog_BrowseDialogClosed(ByVal e As System.EventArgs)

NoDebeMostrarPopup = True

txtID.Text = _InternalBusinessObject(_InternalBusinessObject.PrimaryKeyField).ToString()

PasarASiguienteControl = True

txtCodigoOrDescripcionCambiarFoco(txtCodigo)

End Sub



When I select a item on the browsedialog, all work ok but appears a messagebox, how I can avoid this message? thanks!