How do I check if a button is pressed in a VBScript 'MsgBox'? [duplicate] - vbscript

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How do I check if I click on a button in a MsgBox?
x = msgbox("Test", 0+16, "Test")
I meant check, not how to make a message box!

Answer 1

Use:
x = msgbox("Test", 0+16, "Test")
if x = number then
msgbox("Hello, World!")
end if
instead of the "number" in the if statement, write the number corresponding with the button that you want to check if pressed. Here are the numbers that you can write:
1 - ok; 2 - cancel; 3 - abort; 4 - retry; 5 - ignore; 6 - yes; 7 - no

Answer 2

You should learn VBScript programming from the ground up.
VBScript Basics, Part 1 | Message Box - Numbers (MsgBox)
VBScript Basics, Part 2 | Message Box - Constants (MsgBox)
VBScript Basics, Part 3 | If - ElseIf - Else - Then Statements
All Vbscript Tutorial Playlist
Here is an example:
Dim AnswerQuestion, Msg, Title
Title = "Answer the question?"
Msg = "Do you like cookies??" & Vbcr &_
"If yes, then click the [YES] button " & Vbcr &_
"If not, then click the [NO] button"
AnswerQuestion = MsgBox(Msg, VbYesNo + VbQuestion, Title)
If AnswerQuestion = VbYes Then
MsgBox "You clicked on the OK button. Good, you're off the hook!", vbInformation, Title
Else
MsgBox "You clicked on the No button! and you're going to jail!", VbCritical, Title
End if