G'day Cal
Quote from the online docs:
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The position and appearance of the dialog box varies between platforms. On Mac
OS systems, the dialog box is centered on the screen; on Unix and Windows
systems, the dialog box is centered over the active window. On Windows systems,
the buttons are
Good point about the platform being key -- had forgot about that in my
X-centric view.
But Cal might be able to make use of the suspendStack handler to position the
answer dialog in the preferred location.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
On Jul 27, 2013, at
Make a tiny hidden substack that stays at the screenLoc (hidden). On
Windows, go to stack screenCenter before calling answer.
~Roger
On Jul 27, 2013 5:22 AM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
Good point about the platform being key -- had forgot about that in my
X-centric view.
But
I have implemented a modified error checking handler in the topmost stack in
a multi-stack application and the standard answer dialog is popping up
over the topmost stack instead of in the middle of the screen. To me this is
a problem.
I was sure that I had seen an answer to my problem in the
Are you sure you don't have a handler somewhere that is positioning the
dialog? Because the default behavior *is* to position the answer dialog
in the middle of the main display.
This is the routine I use when I want the dialog to appear at a specific
location:
on suspendStack
if answer
