Well, i found a workaround by adding a Command to the close-button.
win.getChildControl("close-button").setCommand(new qx.ui.core.Command("Escape")); win.bind("active", win.getChildControl("close-button").getCommand(), "enabled");
The data-binding stops other modal windows, that are behind the active one, to close as well.
But i'm not sure about using getChildControl. Is it a good or a bad idea? Best regards Eric Am 16.10.13 19:24, schrieb Eric-Christian Koch:
HeyI'm having a little problem with not getting "keypress" events on a modal window. My plan is to create some kind of dialog which can be closed by pressing "Escape".However, it works like a charm with a non modal window. Are modal windows supposed to ignore key events?I've tried to find something about this topic with google, but wasn't able to find anything useful.Playground: http://tinyurl.com/oxxo9bw modal: false <- works like a charm modal: true <- nothing happens Best regards Eric
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