DaboFolks:
There's some odd behavior with the okCancelDialog. Here's what happens.
We created a simple okCancelDialog form with a textBox field for the user
to enter a string. This has nothing more than a label and a textbox on it.
The dialog is called from a button on our main form with the code:
## *!* ## Dabo Code ID: dButton-dPanel
def onHit(self, evt):
dlg = dabo.ui.createForm("findRun3.cdxml", self)
dlg.show()
# execution pauses here until the dialog is hidden
if dlg.Accepted:
# User clicked OK
FindStr = dlg.txtRunID.Value
dabo.ui.info(FindStr)
dlg.release()
When the user clicks ok on the dialog, the dialog flashes, but stays
visible. clicking OK a second time closes the dialog and then displays the
string in a dabo.ui.info message popup, as intended. Similarly, if you click
on
Cancel, the dialog stays there until you click cancel a second time, after
which no message popup appears.
So in short, things work as they should, except that the dialog doesn't
close on the first click.
We thought, something must be amiss with the okCancelDialog, so we made a
similar screen using the plain dialog in ClassDesigner. The OK button onHit
code calls self.Form.hide(). Same behavior!
Could there be something wrong with the hide function in the windows
environment?
Jonathan Poor
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