Creating a Message Prompt for Users

[ThePotatoMan]

Hello.

I'm trying to create a message prompt, parallel to my project which requires a certain amount of gain.

If it exceeds the limit, it should prompt us a message, saying that it's overlimit and the program should stop immediately.

This is something I should be getting.

However, the problem now lies in the prompt itself.

Whenever, i click OK, it just closes for 1 second, and opens back up.

How do I click it once, and the program stops ?

Will really appreciate any tips/advice.

[sdkpark]

try attaching the "true" boolean of the one button dialog to the stop in the while loop

[JÞB]

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@sdkpark wrote:

try attaching the "true" boolean of the one button dialog to the stop in the while loop

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OR, even use a select function to throw an error!  YES, it is OK (though commonly frowned on) that USER malfeasance is an error condition.  BUT, you gotta give the user more than 1 second...... Users commonly look at "*_1_MOTOSDG" as they pass by for longer than that.   Hmmmmmm.... perhaps a "re-adjust" with a three button pop-up to OK, Retry, abort with Retry as the default?

Edit Note: MOTOSDG is Members Of Their Desired Gender"  and I'm pretty "PC" for a MOTOS oriented person.

[ThePotatoMan]

How do I get the select function, with a pop of 3 buttons ?

[sdkpark]

nice idea!

in block diagram

functions palette > programming > dialog and users > 3 button dialog

[ThePotatoMan]

I've added to the stop button and the message that I want to prompt.

But I don't know where do I connect this prompt to my data.

ASSISTANCE PLEASE!

[sdkpark]

seems like you have to add cases on which button is pressed on the "which button?"

connect it to a case structure afterwards and put true false constants for each buttons.