[k1lg0r1n]

the answer is probably very obvious but i dont know it. I need input from the user on my game i am making and if they click the cancel it sets the value of the input box to 0. I have tried to do If..Then.. statements to say that if the value is 0 then it will put up another input box or just sets it to another value, but that still doesnt work. I dont think there is a way to take out the cancel button but if there is that would be the best. I dont think there is another way of getting input without using text boxes, which would be too difficult in this case. so if anyone can help i would be thankful. here is my input box code.

intnumber= InputBox("Type a number between 1 and 10?", "Title")

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InputBox returns a string. If Cancel is pressed, it is a zero-length string. You can test for this.

Check out http://msdn.microsof...fctinputbox.asp

If you don't want to use an InputBox, set up a frame containing a textbox (for input), a label (for the prompt) and a command button. Don't enable the command button until the contents of the text box are within the parameters you wish them to be.

[Horace10]

InputBox returns a string. If Cancel is pressed, it is a zero-length string. You can test for this.

Check out http://msdn.microsof...fctinputbox.asp

If you don't want to use an InputBox, set up a frame containing a textbox (for input), a label (for the prompt) and a command button. Don't enable the command button until the contents of the text box are within the parameters you wish them to be.