Hey,

DialogBox is the simplest thing that will work here.  The only downside to
it is that it is not re-sizable.  If you know the content will be some kind
of UI form you create and the form fields are constant and the content is
relatively small, dialog box works perfect here.  I would set the X, Y
coordinates that you spawn the form at, however -- otherwise, it can
sometimes be off the viewable canvas.  I know you checked my paging scroll
table demo out -- if you click any row there it uses DialogBox to pop it up.
 You can put a Save/Cancel button on it, etc. to do what you want, and make
it modal (or not).

Hope that helps,
Davis

On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 9:03 PM, Open eSignForms <[email protected]> wrote:

> There are several objects I have where from the list of objects, when
> one is selected, I'd like to simply open up a new window (DialogBox?)
> that can popup within the browser window to show the details about the
> selected object, allowing it to be viewed in full, modified/saved,
> create a new object like it, or delete it.
>
> Is there a GWT widget that's geared for this, with a "close" box in
> the upper right corner, etc.?  It might be nice if it can be resized
> so if the user wants to bring up two objects, he can compare them side-
> by-side.  Clearly, it's not modal and should not close until
> dismissed.
>
> I'd prefer not to create new browser Windows because that implies a
> new EntryPoint, etc.  I'd like to just keep it within my single page
> view.
>
> Thanks!
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