Re: button text
Re: button text
- Subject: Re: button text
- From: Pete Yandell <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 11:50:08 +1000
In this case "OK" is fine as a button name given that the user is not
actually performing any action by clicking it, they're simply
acknowledging that they've seen the message.
From the Finder equivalent, which you should probably copy:
The name "Fred" is already taken.
Please choose a different name.
The button is labelled "OK".
On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 10:23 AM, Brian Redman wrote:
Having read the button discussions I'm now trying to "correctly" title
a button. A user types in a name which is not permitted because it
already exists. So I run an alert from a textShouldEndEditing method.
When the user clicks the alert button they're supposed the fix the
name.
NSRunAlertPanel(@"Name already in use",
@"Please choose a name you are not
using for another entry.",
What should the button label be?
Dismiss,
Acknowledged,
Okay,
Forgive Me,
Permit Me to Try Again,
ESAD,
...?
ber
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