1. Posted by Philburt on Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:53:56

    I see that from 3.2 the message() function no longer works. I used to find this useful to force the user to acknowledge an error before they could proceed.

    Is there any other way of getting the same result, ie a frame that appears on the screen, with a button and a couple of lines of text?

  2. Posted by Philburt on Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:54:23

    I see that from 3.2 the message() function no longer works. I used to find this useful to force the user to acknowledge an error before they could proceed.

    Is there any other way of getting the same result, ie a frame that appears on the screen, with a button and a couple of lines of text?

  3. Posted by Philburt on Wed, 09 Sep 2009 07:27:51

    Actually I think I got this worked out now. The _ERRORMESSAGE() function should provide what I need. I had tried this before posting, but I'd not realised about setting the "ScriptErrors" value in SetCvar first. Sorry for wasting space.

  4. Posted by jnwhiteh on Wed, 09 Sep 2009 07:33:39

    If you want a button with Okay/Cancel and lines of text, you should be using StaticPopups. See Clique for an example of how they are used. You should not be calling _ERRORMESSAGE, that would be a dirty hack. Instead, use a StaticPopup.