Hi Webster,

I suppose that you use the radopen() or oWinowManager.open() method in order to open a new RadWindow. If this is the case, the reason for the unexpected behavior can be that you set the DestroyOnClose="true" property of the RadWindow control. In this case every time you open a new window, the properties from RadWinowManager are taken and applied to the newly opened RadWindow.
If the above suggestion did not help, could you please provide little bit more information about your setup. Once I have a better view over your configuration I will do my best to provide a solution as soon as possible.

I hope this helps.

Greetings,
Fiko
the Telerik team

Hi Webster,

I suppose that you use the radopen() or oWinowManager.open() method in order to open a new RadWindow. If this is the case, the reason for the unexpected behavior can be that you set the DestroyOnClose="true" property of the RadWindow control. In this case every time you open a new window, the properties from RadWinowManager are taken and applied to the newly opened RadWindow.
If the above suggestion did not help, could you please provide little bit more information about your setup. Once I have a better view over your configuration I will do my best to provide a solution as soon as possible.

I hope this helps.

Greetings,
Fiko
the Telerik team

yes i use those 2 method to open new rad window.. i try to set that property to false.. thanks

I tried this approach but it does not work.
I can therefore confirm that the 2012.1 release does not preserve attributes in RadListBox items when the page is opened in RadWindow.
Can you please suggest a workaround or a time when this will be fixed?

Hello Garry,

The page you open in the RadWIndow is disposed in three cases when reopening a RadWindow which can cause you to lose your dynamically created items:
1) the entire page that holds the RadWindow is disposed (a full postback) or at least this RadWindow is disposed (an AJAX request that updates it)
2) the RadWindow is closed on the client and DestroyOnClose is set to true
3) the RadWindow is closed on the client and has the ReloadOnShow set to true, which appends a random querystring to the iframe's src when it is reopened, which causes the browser to perform a new request for the page, thus ignoring viewstate from previous postbacks inside the content page. If you create your items programmatically they will not be persisted across different requests to the page. This behavior would be the same if you load your content page directly in the browser and fully reload it (add some querystring to its address or a full browser reload, usually ctrl+f5).

A fourth case is some custom code that reloads the content of the RadWindow (e.g. a call to its reload() method, a change in its URL, e.g. via the setUrl() or radopen() methods), so you may also want to check for this.


All the best,
Marin
the Telerik team