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Thursday, March 26th 2009, 12:22am
RE: Modal Windows again
Yes, thanks ... but i already see that posts ... those talk about launching a new jmodal window and hiding the normal window ... but ... always that i open a normal window will exist 2 windows (one hided, one showed) ...Please have a look here.
You may find the "search" function of this board worth trying.
It helps you to spot existing solutions and hints.
Happy digging!
A1880
Now is working that way ... if you know another way to do this .. i will appreciate ... or maybe in the next release the show method can have the modal var ...
Thanks.
Friday, March 27th 2009, 7:01am
Hi Tr4d3r,
it is: a new "JDialog" and hiding the "JFrame"
And there is the problem. Of course the solution is a work around.
the reason is:
Jabacos controls and windows are based on java swing. afaik in swing only the JDialog is capable of being modal, not a JFrame, but the base class of a Jabaco VB.Form is JFrame and in the Jabaco-IDE it is not possible to set the base class of a Form.
So how to implement this in a next release of the Jabaco-Framework?
Make a suggestion! The Jabaco-Framework is OpenSource, so it is on your side please help
my suggestion would be:
we could make two possible base classes for a Form, one is based on JFrame and the other is based on JDialog, and then the Jabaco-IDE maybe could have a Property/Attribute in the property Editor for a Form where you can switch the base classes maybe a property "Modal True/False" would be enough.
@Manuel could this be feasible?
greetings
OlimilO
Quoted
a new jmodal window and hiding the normal window
it is: a new "JDialog" and hiding the "JFrame"
And there is the problem. Of course the solution is a work around.
the reason is:
Jabacos controls and windows are based on java swing. afaik in swing only the JDialog is capable of being modal, not a JFrame, but the base class of a Jabaco VB.Form is JFrame and in the Jabaco-IDE it is not possible to set the base class of a Form.
if you know another way to do this .. i will appreciate ... or maybe in the next release the show method can have the modal var
So how to implement this in a next release of the Jabaco-Framework?
Make a suggestion! The Jabaco-Framework is OpenSource, so it is on your side please help
my suggestion would be:
we could make two possible base classes for a Form, one is based on JFrame and the other is based on JDialog, and then the Jabaco-IDE maybe could have a Property/Attribute in the property Editor for a Form where you can switch the base classes maybe a property "Modal True/False" would be enough.
@Manuel could this be feasible?
greetings
OlimilO
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "OlimilO" (Mar 27th 2009, 1:44pm)
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Friday, April 3rd 2009, 3:40pm
Hello .. really thanks for your comments ... now i understand ..Hi Tr4d3r,
a new jmodal window and hiding the normal window
it is: a new "JDialog" and hiding the "JFrame"
And there is the problem. Of course the solution is a work around.
the reason is:
Jabacos controls and windows are based on java swing. afaik in swing only the JDialog is capable of being modal, not a JFrame, but the base class of a Jabaco VB.Form is JFrame and in the Jabaco-IDE it is not possible to set the base class of a Form.
if you know another way to do this .. i will appreciate ... or maybe in the next release the show method can have the modal var
So how to implement this in a next release of the Jabaco-Framework?
Make a suggestion! The Jabaco-Framework is OpenSource, so it is on your side please help
my suggestion would be:
we could make two possible base classes for a Form, one is based on JFrame and the other is based on JDialog, and then the Jabaco-IDE maybe could have a Property/Attribute in the property Editor for a Form where you can switch the base classes maybe a property "Modal True/False" would be enough.
@Manuel could this be feasible?
greetings
OlimilO
Greetings ...
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