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The Wolfram Language's unified symbolic architecture makes it incredibly easy to create dialog boxes that range from the straightforward to the highly elaborate and customized. Every dialog box is a notebook with arbitrary layout and styling, in which arbitrary actions defined by Wolfram Language programs can immediately be applied through the Dynamic mechanism.

MessageDialog — put up a dialog box to display a message

ChoiceDialog — put up a dialog box with buttons to make choices

DialogInput — put up a dialog and return what is supplied to DialogReturn

CreateDialog — put up a dialog, but let Wolfram Language evaluation continue

DialogNotebook — create a custom dialog window

Input, InputString — get input from a simple dialog box

SystemDialogInput — get input through system dialog boxes (files, colors, sound, ...)

AuthenticationDialog — put up a dialog to request authentication credentials

Buttons

DefaultButton ▪ CancelButton ▪ ChoiceButtons ▪ Button

DialogReturn — close a dialog, possibly returning a value

ClickToCopy — copy the given expression to the clipboard when clicked

Controls »

Checkbox ▪ PopupMenu ▪ SetterBar ▪ InputField ▪ ProgressIndicator ▪ RadioButton ▪ RadioButtonBar ▪ FileNameSetter ▪ ColorSetter ▪ ...

Layout & Organization »

Text ▪ Grid ▪ Panel ▪ Item ▪ Enabled ▪ TabView ▪ OpenerView ▪ ...

Annotation & Labeling

Tooltip ▪ Labeled ▪ Text ▪ Graphics ▪ WindowTitle

Modal — specify whether a dialog box is modal to the front end

Related Tech Notes

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Creating Dialog Boxes

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Introduction to Control Objects

Related Workflow Guides

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Creating and Organizing Interfaces

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Active Elements & Controls

Related Guides

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Custom Interface Construction

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Window Properties

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Setting Up User Interactions

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