StyledButtons can invoke OnClick event automatically, after a Delay time, activating "AutoClick" option.

• AutoClickDelay (Integer): Delay in milliseconds to "auto click" the Button (default 5000).
• AutoClick (Boolean): Start the "auto click" process (default False).

By default the AutoClick property is set to False.

When AutoClick is set to True, the button starts to "paint" itself with a "hot color". The painting process continues for a time defined in AutoClickDelay.

At the end of the AutoClickDelay time, (when the button is "full painted"), the button click itself and reset AutoClick property.

The demo is located in the folder:

• {StyledComponents}\Demos\StyledButtonsDemo\Delphi10.3+\AutoClickDemo.dproj

or (for older Delphi version then 10.3):

• {StyledComponents}\Demos\StyledButtonsDemo\DelphiOld\AutoClickDemo.dproj

Also the StyledTaskdialog can use this function to AutoClick and close the Dialog.

In the Demo you can see this code, to call two different versions of a Styled TaskDialog with the AutoClick option:

  if cbUseCommandLinks.Checked then
    DoStyledTaskMessageDlg(
      'Dialog Title - use Command Links', LMessage,
      TMsgDlgType.mtConfirmation,
      [mbAbort, mbRetry, mbIgnore], 0, LAutoClickDelay, True)
  else
    DoStyledTaskMessageDlg('Dialog Title - use normal Buttons', LMessage,
      TMsgDlgType.mtWarning,
      [mbOK, mbCancel], 0, LAutoClickDelay, False)

If the user does not respond to the dialog box, it will close on its own!

Look also in the TaskDialogDemo located in the folder:

• {StyledComponents}Demos\StyledTaskDlgDemo\StyledTaskDialogDemo.dproj

Into this Demo you can see how to use the component TStyledTaskDialog to fully customize a Dialog Form, also with AutoClick/Delay option.