Equations Causing VB Project Reset Messages
Equations Causing VB Project Reset Messages
(OP)
Recently I have started getting multiple popups stating:
“This action will reset your project, proceed anyway?”
when I am working with a part that has equations defined. The popups appear one after the next as I select ok or cancel. When I rebuild the part, I will get one popup for every equation that is defined. When I am editing the equations, I will often get two or three popups per defined equation.
This is not part specific, and I am not intentionally running and scripts or macros at the time. However this started last month when I was working on writing my first macro / program for SolidWorks.
Does anyone have any ideas about what is happening and how to make it stop?
Thank you,
Eric Endsley
“This action will reset your project, proceed anyway?”
when I am working with a part that has equations defined. The popups appear one after the next as I select ok or cancel. When I rebuild the part, I will get one popup for every equation that is defined. When I am editing the equations, I will often get two or three popups per defined equation.
This is not part specific, and I am not intentionally running and scripts or macros at the time. However this started last month when I was working on writing my first macro / program for SolidWorks.
Does anyone have any ideas about what is happening and how to make it stop?
Thank you,
Eric Endsley






RE: Equations Causing VB Project Reset Messages
Start the Visual Basic editor by editing an existing macro or creating a new macro. Then under: Tools -> Options, select the General tab, and clear the Notify Before State Loss checkbox. This was with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.3.