## respond(prompt_text, default_response) {#str_str}

When implemented, returns a response from the user on prompting.
Your implementation should return ``None`` to indicate that the user has not responded to the prompt
(i.e. the user has pressed the Cancel button in the prompt window).



```python
def respond(self, prompt_text: str, default_response: str):
    ...
```

| Parameter | Type | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| prompt_text | str | Prompt text (i.e. title of the prompt window). |
| default_response | str | Default user response (i.e. initial value contained in the prompt window). |

### Returns

User response (i.e. confirmed value contained in the prompt window).


### Examples

Shows how to create an ASK field, and set its properties (MyPromptRespondent).

```python
class MyPromptRespondent(aw.fields.IFieldUserPromptRespondent):

    def respond(self, prompt_text, default_response):
        return 'Response from MyPromptRespondent. ' + default_response
```

### See Also

* module [aspose.words.fields](../../)
* class [IFieldUserPromptRespondent](../)