Windows Phone 7 - Message Box

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In this article we will discuss about the MessageBox in Windows Phone 7. We will also discuss on how to customize the MessageBox in Windows Phone 7. We will use Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices to create customize MessageBox in Windows Phone 7.

Let's write some code:

Step 1:Create a Windows Phone Application project.

Windows Phone 7 - MessageBox

Step 2:Let's add three buttons in the MainPage.xaml. First two buttons will be used to demonstrate normal message box. First message box will have only OK button and second message boxwill have OK and Cancel both.

The third button will be used to demonstrate customized message box using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices.

The textbox will be used to display which button of messagge box has been clicked.

<ButtonContent="Ok Demo"Height="72"HorizontalAlignment="Center"
Margin="0,0,0,0"Name="Ok"VerticalAlignment="Top"Width="160"Click="Ok_Click" />

<ButtonContent="Ok Cancel Demo"Height="72"HorizontalAlignment="Center"
Margin="0,75,0,0"Name="OkCancel"VerticalAlignment="Top"Width="260"Click="OkCancel_Click" />

<ButtonContent="XNA MessageBox Demo"Height="72"HorizontalAlignment="Center"
Margin="0,150,0,0"Name="XNAMessageBox"VerticalAlignment="Top"Width="340"Click="XNAMessageBox_Click" />

<TextBlockx:Name="MessageResult"Text=""Style="{StaticResourcePhoneTextNormalStyle}"HorizontalAlignment="Center"Margin="0,170,0,0"Height="40"/>

Step 3:Add reference of Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices

Windows Phone 7 - XNA

Step 4:Add below code for first two buttons to get OK and OK and Cancel message box.

privatevoidOk_Click(objectsender,RoutedEventArgse)
{
MessageBoxResultres =MessageBox.Show("OK","First Message Box",MessageBoxButton.OK);
if(res ==MessageBoxResult.OK)
{
MessageResult.Text ="Ok Selected";
}
}

privatevoidOkCancel_Click(objectsender,RoutedEventArgse)
{
MessageBoxResultres =MessageBox.Show("OK and Cancel","First Message Box",MessageBoxButton.OKCancel);
if(res ==MessageBoxResult.OK)
{
MessageResult.Text ="Ok Selected";
}
if(res ==MessageBoxResult.Cancel)
{
MessageResult.Text ="Cancel Selected";
}
}

MessageBoxButton has only two property OK and OKCancel

Windows Phone 7 - OK Message Box

MessageBoxResult has Cancel, No, None, OK and Yes.

Windows Phone 7 - Message Result

Now MessageBoxButton has only OK and OKCancel option but MessageBoxResult has Cancel, No, None, OK and Yes option. As there is no Yes and No is present in MessageBoxButton so there is no use of Yes and No option of MessageBoxResult. Infact None option of MessageBoxResult also doesn't have any significance.

Now let's add code for the third button.

privatevoidXNAMessageBox_Click(objectsender,RoutedEventArgse)
{
//0specifies index offocus of button
Guide.BeginShowMessageBox("XNA MessageBox Demo","This is XNA Message Box",newstring[] {"Custom OK","Custom Cancel"}, 0,MessageBoxIcon.Warning,newAsyncCallback(OnMessageBoxAction),null);
}

Signture ofGuide.BeginShowMessageBox

The button name can be customized using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices. I have used the MessageBox button caption as Custom OK and Custom Cancel.

MessageBoxIcon button has Alert, Error, None and Warning.

Windows Phone 7 - MessageBoxIcon

None won't generate any sound, I got same sound for rest of three Alert, Error and Warning.

To perform any action based on the option selected the asynchronous method needs to be called.

privatevoidOnMessageBoxAction(IAsyncResultar)
{
int? selectedButton =Guide.EndShowMessageBox(ar);
switch(selectedButton)
{
case0:
Deployment.Current.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() => MessageResult.Text ="Custom Ok Selected");
break;

case1:
Deployment.Current.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() => MessageResult.Text ="Custom Cancel Selected");
break;

default:
break;
}
}