Set GUIALLOWED to false

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  Vhite Member Posts: 8

  2016-08-22 edited 2016-08-22

  GUIALLOWED does not work that way, it is not a property that you can set.
  See the documentation on it.
  
  If you don't want to show the progress window in some cases, I suggest you write your code to create/update your progress window within an IF statement in which you test your cases to see if you can show the progress window.

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  archer89 Member Posts: 337

  2016-08-22

  guiallowed is a readonly system variable.
  which process shows a dialog? a nav dialog or an external application (print dialog).

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  sjen Member Posts: 53

  2020-02-27

  @poppins How did you solve your problem?
  
  I have the same problem I dont want users the see gui messages.
  
  I tried the code below but it didn't work.
  
  ok is a boolean variable

  Ok := GUIALLOWED;
  
  IF Ok = TRUE THEN
    Ok := FALSE;
  

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  xStepa Member Posts: 106

  2020-02-27 edited 2020-02-27

  this code doesn't make mutch sense - try to use function HideConfirmationDialog (e.g. in cu80) instead (or make your own)

  Regards
  xStepa

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  JJMc Member Posts: 59

  2020-02-28

  Why don't you run your piece of program in a second session with startsession. This way you won't see any message, dialog box, etc.
  With starsession GUIALLOWED is false, and any message or error you'll be able to see it in the Event viewer

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