We found out, that a RichTxtArea- Element is the reason.

I specify my situation: I have 3 main-dialogs. Everey Main-Dialog contains a
TabPanel with subdialogs. The application starts in the first Dialog on tab
number one. The RichTextArea is part of the second subdialog of the first
main-dialog. I change the view to main-dialog number two without any
interaction on the GUI. Now I can't do anything on the second main-dialog
(the same if going to dialog number three). It seems as if there is an
invisible layer over the application (to give an idea of that what I mean).

When I go back to the first main-dialog and call the second main-dialog
again everything works fine. It also works if I click anywhere in the first
main-dialog before calling main-dialog number two.

I've taken out the RichTextArea from the second subdialog of the first
main-dialog: now everything works fine from the very first. But I need the
RichTextArea. I think it could be a bug but I try to contain this.

Maybe someone can help... Tahnks very much.

(loock at the attachment...)

2008/10/17 kozura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>
> Are you trying to allow multiple dialogs to be accessed at the same
> time?  You may need to turn off modality:
>
> new Dialog(false,false)
>
> >
>

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