Paul Buxton
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Paul Buxton
asked on 20 Jul 2009, 04:24 PM
Hi,
I have a RadWindowManager, in which I have a Window definition caller UserDialog.
When I open this window, the source is set as an ASPX, complete with querystring variables to pass through a unqiue userid.
This works absolutely fine, and the window was modal.
There is now a user request that they want to be able to open MULTIPLE windows of type UserDialog, hence I switched to non-modal.
When ever I try to open a second instance of Radwindow type UserDialog , I can't get it to do this though, as it seems to reuse the window already open.
Is it possible to open multiple Windows of definition UserDialog?
Thx
Paul,.
I have a RadWindowManager, in which I have a Window definition caller UserDialog.
When I open this window, the source is set as an ASPX, complete with querystring variables to pass through a unqiue userid.
This works absolutely fine, and the window was modal.
There is now a user request that they want to be able to open MULTIPLE windows of type UserDialog, hence I switched to non-modal.
When ever I try to open a second instance of Radwindow type UserDialog , I can't get it to do this though, as it seems to reuse the window already open.
Is it possible to open multiple Windows of definition UserDialog?
Thx
Paul,.
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Hello Paul,
No - if you have a RadWindow declared on the page and you call that same window by using radopen or $find() / show(), the window will be reused. You can have only one RadWindow with the same ID opened on that page.
What I can suggest in your case is not to call the RadWindow by its ID, but to open a new RadWindow (e.g. radopen("MyPage.aspx", null); for example) and to dynamically set the needed properties (width, height, modality etc.) by using its client-side API.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Georgi Tunev
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No - if you have a RadWindow declared on the page and you call that same window by using radopen or $find() / show(), the window will be reused. You can have only one RadWindow with the same ID opened on that page.
What I can suggest in your case is not to call the RadWindow by its ID, but to open a new RadWindow (e.g. radopen("MyPage.aspx", null); for example) and to dynamically set the needed properties (width, height, modality etc.) by using its client-side API.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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