Getting Started with TMS FNC Task Dialog

Use TTMSFNCTaskDialog when a message needs more structure than a simple message box: an instruction line, expandable details, command links, radio choices, a verification check box, progress, or an input field.

Create a Dialog

1. Drop a TTMSFNCTaskDialog on the form.
2. Set the text users should scan first in Title and Instruction.
3. Choose an Icon, then add standard or custom buttons.
4. Call Execute from the action that should show the dialog.

procedure TForm1.ConfigureTaskDialog;
begin
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Title := 'Save changes';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Instruction := 'Choose how to continue before closing this project.';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Content := 'Unsaved changes will be lost if you close without saving.';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Icon := tdiInformation;
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Options := TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Options + [tdoCommandLinks, tdoCommandLinksNoIcon];
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.CustomButtons.Clear;
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.CustomButtons.Add('Save and close');
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.CustomButtons.Add('Close without saving');
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.CustomButtons.Add('Cancel');
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.ExpandedText := 'The project file and all open documents are checked before closing.';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.ExpandControlText := 'Show details';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.CollapseControlText := 'Hide details';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Footer := 'You can change this behavior in application options.';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.FooterIcon := tdiWarning;
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.VerifyText := 'Do not ask again for this project';
  TMSFNCTaskDialog1.Execute;
end;

Next Steps

• Configuration guide
• Execution and results
• API reference