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Hello John,
The second eventArgs argument in the OnClientClose function is not used. You can use the first argument only which gives you a reference to the closed RadWindow.
As for the task that you wish to accomplish, what I can suggest is to declare a global variable and set its value if you close the RadWindow from code. Then in the OnClientClose function you can check that variable's value and if it is changed - then the RadWindow was closed from a closing script. If the value is not changed, this would mean that the user has closed the window by clicking on the X button (make sure that you reset the value after checking it).
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Georgi Tunev
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The second eventArgs argument in the OnClientClose function is not used. You can use the first argument only which gives you a reference to the closed RadWindow.
As for the task that you wish to accomplish, what I can suggest is to declare a global variable and set its value if you close the RadWindow from code. Then in the OnClientClose function you can check that variable's value and if it is changed - then the RadWindow was closed from a closing script. If the value is not changed, this would mean that the user has closed the window by clicking on the X button (make sure that you reset the value after checking it).
Regards,
Georgi Tunev
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answered on 07 Apr 2008, 11:29 AM
OK Thanks. That was my "fallback" solution :-)