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Dear Peter,
Basically, all dialogue boxes can be automatically closed one way or another.
The Revit API offers two mechanisms that can help, the dialogue box event and the failure handling system.
If they both cannot be used, you can take recourse to the native Windows API to simulate a click on the OK button, or any other response you choose.
Here are discussions on all three methods for detecting and handling dialogues and failures:
https://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/about-the-author.html#5.32
Cheers,
Jeremy
Dear Peter,
Basically, all dialogue boxes can be automatically closed one way or another.
The Revit API offers two mechanisms that can help, the dialogue box event and the failure handling system.
If they both cannot be used, you can take recourse to the native Windows API to simulate a click on the OK button, or any other response you choose.
Here are discussions on all three methods for detecting and handling dialogues and failures:
https://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/about-the-author.html#5.32
Cheers,
Jeremy
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