>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>I need to implement the following functionality:
>>>
>>>Cancel button (and clicking on the Close x button at the top of the form will prompt in case of unsaved changes and let the user to save them or really close/cancel – note, this behavior is non-standard to other application forms where Cancel just cancels without any prompts).
>>>
>>>So, this is the question I added (see attached), but I am not sure I like it. I am wondering how should I phrase this prompt question - can you please suggest?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>The user may have hit the close by accident
>>
>>I'd go for Save changes : Yes - No - Cancel with the default on the Cancel button
>>
>>yes = save and exit
>>No: disregard changes and exit
>>
>>Cancel : disregard the Close x and continue whatever I was doing
>
>I was looking for the exact wording. This is what I currently have but I don't like it also as right now the Yes and No are reverse. I can leave it like this and let the tester tell me if it's OK or not and how to change it or keep playing with it:
>
>

>if vartype(m.tcMode) = 'C' and m.tcMode = 'Close'
>		lcQuestion =  " Do you really want to close this form without saving?"
>	else
>		lcQuestion = "You have unsaved changes. Do you really want to cancel them?"
>	endif
>	if messagebox(m.lcQuestion,4 + 32 + 256, 'Cancel Changes') = 7 && No - we want to save changes
>		if not thisform.save()
>			llReturn = .f.
>			nodefault
>		endif
>	else

Capture the return value of the messagebox (yes, no, cancel)

returnvalue = messagebox('Save changes',3 + 32 + 512, 'You have unsaved changes')