Using wt-3.1.1b on Mac OS X 10.6.2, with Firefox 3.6
My application creates dialogs using code of the form:
WDialog dialog;
dialog.setWindowTitle( "Edit Processor Parameters" );
WVBoxLayout *contentsLayout = new WVBoxLayout();
dialog.contents()->setLayout( contentsLayout );
WGridLayout *grid = new WGridLayout();
contentsLayout->addLayout( grid, 1, Wt::AlignTop );
int row = 0;
int col = 0;
boost::format fmt( "%.1f" );
WText *label = new WText( "Name" );
grid->addWidget( label, row, 0 );
++row;
WPushButton *ok = new WPushButton( "OK" );
WPushButton *cancel = new WPushButton( "Cancel" );
grid->addWidget( ok, row, 0 );
grid->addWidget( cancel, row, 1 );
ok->clicked().connect( SLOT(&dialog, WDialog::accept) );
cancel->clicked().connect( SLOT(&dialog, WDialog::reject) );
if (dialog.exec() == WDialog::Accepted) {
AcceptChanges( name );
return true;
}
Sometimes it takes multiple clicks on an <OK> or <Cancel> button to dismiss the
dialog.
Based on the debug messages I see in the console:
128.117.85.129 - - [2010-Mar-17 09:45:26.832800] "POST
/?wtd=GqeTDFP2FwkaJicJ&rand=929 HTTP/1.1" 200 3151
I'm fairly certain that Wt is seeing the clicks, but the dialog doesn't
disappear.
Clearly, this inconsistent behavior won't make my users very happy - any ideas
on how to fix it?
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