Hi Lutz,

Have you tried "beforeClose" instead of  "close". I think this could 
solve your problem, but I haven't tried it.

Cheers,
Chris


Lutz Schoder schrieb:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm searching for a solution to ask the user for saving changes before
> closing the window. I tried it like this:
>
>     construct : function(params) {
>         this.__closing = false;
>         ...
>         this.addListener("close", function(evt) {if (!this.__closing) 
> {this.__close("START", evt);}});       
>         ...
>
>        __close : function(code, evt) {
>             switch(code) {
>                 case "START" :
>                     evt.preventDefault();                  
>                     if (this.__panel.isEdited()) {
>                         new 
> scqx.ui.dialogs.QuestionDialogYesNoAbort(this.tr("Save Changes"),
>                                                         this.tr("Would 
> you save your changes before close?"),
>                                                         this,
>                                                         
> "SAVE_BEFORE_CLOSE", evt);
>                     } else {
>                         this._close("CLOSE", evt);
>                     }
>                     break;
>                 case "SAVE" :
>                     this.__save();
>                     this._close("CLOSE", evt);
>                     break;
>                 case "CLOSE" :
>                     this.__closing = true;
>                     ...
>                     this.close();
>                     break;
>             }
>         },
>
> The answer of the user is translated by callback functions to calls of 
> this.__close("SAVE", evt) or
> this.__close("CLOSE", evt).
>
> But I got the message
>  Assertion error! Cannot prevent default action on a non cancelable 
> event: close: Called assertTrue with 'false'
>
> How can I stop the close?
>
> Thanks
>
> Lutz
>                  
>
>   


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