Edit Prompt dialog box

Use this dialog box to set the parameters for the Prompt response type. These parameters include these keywords:

Keyword	Description
PROMPT	Use this keyword to set the text to display in the prompt dialog. Examples: PROMPT(Would you like to continue?) PROMPT(V(QUESTION)) PROMPT(STRINGS(sQuestion)) PROMPT(FORMAT(sDoYouWantToDelete%1,P(ID)))
CAPTION	This optional keyword overrides the default prompt dialog caption. Examples: CAPTION(Warning!) CAPTION(STRINGS(sAnswerMyQuestion)) CAPTION(FORMAT(s%1WillBeDeleted,P(ID)))
RESPONSE	This keyword sets the prompt response options. These must use this syntax: RESPONSE(`OPTION`[`eventToGenerate`]) `OPTION` can be any of these responses: OK \| CANCEL \| YES \| NO \| ABORT \| RETRY \| IGNORE The optional parameter `eventToGenerate` is the event that is generated if this response is selected by the user. Example: RESPONSE(OK(PromptOK),CANCEL()) This example displays a prompt dialog with OK and Cancel buttons, and the OK button generates the PromptOK event in the calling form.
ICON	This optional keyword sets the icon to display in the prompt dialog. The parameter can be one of these icons: DEFAULT \| ERROR \| WARNING \| QUESTION The parameter corresponds to one of the standard framework icons. Example: ICON(QUESTION) If omitted, the icon is set to DEFAULT (blue circle with a white "i" in the center).
DEFAULTRESPONSE	This optional keyword sets the default response button. The parameter can be one of these responses: OK \| CANCEL \| YES \| NO \| ABORT \| RETRY \| IGNORE Example: DEFAULTRESPONSE(OK) The default response parameter must be one of the buttons specified in the RESPONSE keyword.
CONDITION	This optional keyword sets the conditional action expression used to determine if the prompt event handler is run. Parameter: Expression: Use a conditional action expression, the same type that is used for "Enable When", "Required When", and "Visible When" expressions.
STOPONCONDITIONTRUE	This optional keyword indicates that the event chain should stop if the Prompt When condition is True. This is useful when the prompt is tied to standard framework events.