You were right and it took me a while to find the second instance of creating
the DialogBox().
Thanks,
Rob
On Feb 24, 2011, at 3:38 PM, John LaBanca wrote:
> Widgets can't duplicate themselves, and even if you call clone() on the
> element, the event handlers wouldn't work. You might be crea
Widgets can't duplicate themselves, and even if you call clone() on the
element, the event handlers wouldn't work. You might be creating a second
DialogBox or calling show() (or center()) twice. Can you put a breakpoint
in PopupPanel#show() and see if it is being called twice?
Thanks,
John LaBan
Hi,
I use DialogBoxes for error messages on many of my on-line forms. Hit
the OK button (which does a close on the DialogBox) and they go away.
That's the way it should be. Now I'm working on a form that requires
users to read and accept a policy statement. I want to set it up like
a lot of lic
