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by Aggie85 » 23 Jun 2016 16:47

Howdy All!

I am in the process of designing / creating a dialog that will be used on several of my mobile web pages.

I am going to put the dialog on a mobile frame.

My question is what is the proper way to "create and show the frame / dialog" when a button is clicked on one of my pages?

Thanks!

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by ScottWGast » 23 Jun 2016 19:40

Hey Aggie85,

It's not mobile, but I have some pretty good stuff when I popup modal dialogs with various frames of differing sizes and functionality. I can zip 'em up and send 'em if you wanna check them out.

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by Aggie85 » 23 Jun 2016 19:45

Howdy Scott!

Thanks for the offer!

In my non-mobile web apps, I am doing that also.

After playing around with some larger competitor sites, I have decided to implement the "mobile" version of my dialogs as pages to have a better "get out of jail free card" if some of my customers customers still are using 2006 mobile screen sizes <lol>!

All the best!

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by Jorge Sousa » 24 Jun 2016 09:53

Hi Aggie

You have two options, a full post or async, depeding of the event Ajax option.

if it's async, you need to do:

CGCallBackDisableAjaxResponse;
try
// Frame Create and set Parent
finaly
CGCallBackEnableAjaxResponse
end;
Frame.IWFrameRegion.AjaxReRender
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