Input Message Box in C#?

Input Message Box in C#?

• André Santana

  Just add the reference "Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Runtime" to your project.

  you needs to import "using Microsoft.VisualBasic;"

  then try to access the inputbox method.

  For ex:-

  string x = Interaction.InputBox("hi","hello","nothing",10,10);

  MessageBox.Show(x);

  
  
  

• Malcolm Chu

  What I have is a form with a textbox on it with a TextValue property. Everytime I want to get some input from the user I just display the form and then get the textvalue back.
  

• John123

  Believe it or not but this question is fairly common, especially coming from those who have previous experience with Visual Basic.  Unfortunately C# does not have anything like what you are after, but the beauty of .Net is that you are able to access methods/functions from other certain languages.

  In order to do this you need to Add a Reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll.  Once you have done so you will have access to Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.InputBox.  Below is an example of its use:

  Microst.VisualBasic.Interaction.InputBox("Did you know your question goes here ","Title","Default Text");

  You are also able to specify the x and y coordinates of the InputBox in the next two parameters.

   

  Hope this helps

  
  

• ridvan

  HI,

  U can try out this thing.........

  Response.Write("<script>alert('Enter Your Message Here')</script>");

  
  
  

• Matevz Gacnik

  Although I recommend using of VB old style. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/novbruntimeref.asp

  How much does it cost you to create a new class deriving Form with few properties: Title, DefaultText, Value, etc

  
  
  

• BobInIndy

  thx a lot !

  
  
  
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