Can you at lease disable it so It cannot be clicked so the user would not get the wrong idea. I already no how to set it to DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE but the user still keeps pressing the X waiting for something to happen. please help me
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Can you at lease disable it so It cannot be clicked so the user would not get the wrong idea. I already no how to set it to DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE but the user still keeps pressing the X waiting for something to happen. please help me
Why don't you supply some visual feed back (a dialog box?) telling the user that clicking that button isn't going to do anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by RickAintree
kind regards,
Jos
Is there a way to make the X button grayed out like the Minimize/Maximize button. I will do what you asked but I still want to no if it is possible. Thanx
My boss wants either the X button to be grayed out or removed. Please I was researching for a while now and cannot find a way to achieve this. Is it even possible.
You can't remove close Button from JFrames, but you can disable by calling setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DO_NOTHIN G_ON_CLOSE) on that JFrame. [1]
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Maybe the JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated( ... ) method can be of help. Read its API documentation for an explanation and a bit of example code.Quote:
Originally Posted by RickAintree
kind regards,
Jos