Can you post a sample page showing this problem?  Also, which version
are you using?

On Oct 14, 8:32 am, Jamie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a page with two dialogs in it, both are modal and reference
> different elements within the page (i.e. two different forms)
>
> $("#dialog-page").dialog({
>                         modal: true,
>                         width: 500,
>                         height: 450,
>                         title: 'Add/Edit Page',
>                         autoOpen: false,
>                         overlay: {
>                                         opacity: 0.5,
>                                         background: "black"
>                         }
>
> });
>
> $("#dialog-groups").dialog({
>                         modal: true,
>                         width: 500,
>                         height: 450,
>                         title: 'Manage Groups',
>                         autoOpen: false,
>                         overlay: {
>                                         opacity: 0.5,
>                                         background: "black"
>                         }
>
> });
>
> When calling $("#dialog-page").dialog("open"); it appends the overlays
> for both dialogs to the body so you end up with the opacity being 1
> and when you close the dialog it only destroys one of the overlay
> elemnts.
>
> I have managed to hack it for the time being by setting opacity to
> 0.25 and adding a function to the close option to destroy all divs
> with a class of "ui.dialog-overlay"
>
> close: function() {$(".ui-dialog-overlay").remove();},
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