For each dialog that is created, returnFromDialog needs to be called.
I suggest to only create one dialog and then just chang the view in
that dialog for the subsequent ones. This way, you don't have to keep
track of the nesting level and just need to call returnFromDialog once
to get out.
Richard
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On Feb 10, 2009, at 10:31 PM, Luhtala Santeri <santeri.luht...@profitsoftware.com
> wrote:
Hmm. Raising this old issue into discussion again...
It does not work this way. Calling the returnFromDialog again does
not have any affect. To my understanding there needs to be a submit
from the 'parent' dialog in order to close it by calling
returnFromDialog.
Any other suggestions? Is there any elegant way to achieve the
functionality we want?
S
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Yee [mailto:r...@cruzio.com]
Sent: 19. joulukuuta 2008 16:49
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: [Trinidad] How to get out of Trinidad dialog scope with
multiple dialogs
Call returnFromDialog again right after you call returnFromDialog for
Dialog 2. Or, you might be able to initiate Dialog1 and navigate to
the
second page as a regular view as opposed to opening another dialog. It
would appear in the same window as dialog1. Then you would only need
to
call returnFromDialog once.
-R
Luhtala Santeri wrote:
We have a problem with getting out of dialog scope. The situation is
as follows:
Mainpage.jspx -> Dialog1.jspx -> Dialog2.jspx
Now in the Dialog2 the user clicks a link and we need to redirect out
of the JSF app to another web app and for that we want to get back to
Mainpage.
We can get out of the Dialog2 scope(calling returnFromDialog) but how
to get out of Dialog1 scope programmatically without any user
input(submit) at that point. So in other words we want out of both
dialogs scope with one submit.
Santeri
