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Enum Button
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Button
An enum representing predetermined, localized dialog buttons returned by an [alert](/apps-script/reference/base/ui#alert%28String%29) or [PromptResponse.getSelectedButton()](/apps-script/reference/base/prompt-response#getSelectedButton%28%29) to indicate which button in a dialog the user clicked. These values cannot be set; to add buttons to an[alert](/apps-script/reference/base/ui#alert%28String,ButtonSet%29) or [prompt](/apps-script/reference/base/ui#prompt%28String,ButtonSet%29), use [ButtonSet](/apps-script/reference/base/button-set) instead.
To call an enum, you call its parent class, name, and property. For example, Base.Button.CLOSE.
// Display a dialog box with a message and "Yes" and "No" buttons. const ui = DocumentApp.getUi(); const response = ui.alert( 'Are you sure you want to continue?', ui.ButtonSet.YES_NO, );
// Process the user's response. if (response === ui.Button.YES) { Logger.log('The user clicked "Yes."'); } else { Logger.log('The user clicked "No" or the dialog's close button.'); }
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CLOSE | Enum | The standard close button displayed in every dialog's title bar. This button is not explicitly added to a dialog, and it cannot be removed. |
| OK | Enum | An "OK" button, indicating that an operation should proceed. |
| CANCEL | Enum | A "Cancel" button, indicating that an operation should not proceed. |
| YES | Enum | A "Yes" button, indicating a positive response to a question. |
| NO | Enum | A "No" button, indicating a negative response to a question. |
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