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Changing the WebDialogBox in clientside

mmikaeel@hotmail.com — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 18:55:22 GMT

Thanks, it works.

Changing the WebDialogBox in clientside

leo.c — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 06:26:01 GMT

Hi Maged,

You should not change the caption of WebDialogBox through Text property. After all, Window caption was manage by WebDialogBox.window (WebDesktopWindow) rather than the WebDialog itself. Text property only used once as Window caption when WebDialogBox tried to create it's window, after WebDialog's window has been created, any changes to text property won't change the window caption. To change the window caption, you should used below example code:

if (dlgBox.Window != null) dlgBox.Window.SetCaption("My Caption");

Hope this help you.

Best Regards,
Leo

Changing the WebDialogBox in clientside

mmikaeel@hotmail.com — Fri, 29 May 2015 19:05:36 GMT

Any update regarding this ticket please?

Changing the WebDialogBox in clientside

mmikaeel@hotmail.com — Wed, 27 May 2015 21:36:29 GMT

Product Name

WebDesktop.NET

Product Version

5.0.7200

Product Build

123

Importance

Normal

Status

Resolved

Browser

Google Chrome

Operating System

Windows 7 x64

.NET Version

.NET Framework 4.0

Dev. Environment

Dev. Stage

Description

I have WebDialogBox, and I want to change the caption text each time I show the WebDialogBox according to the data the user chose from client side, so I use:

ISGetObject("Med_MedicationDialogBox").Text = captionText;

ISGetObject("Med_MedicationDialogBox").ShowDialog();

Where captionText may have different values according the situation.

It works fine with first show, and it did show the caption that I'm expecting.

But from the second time and going forward it will always display the caption that assigned with the first show, and it will ignore any change.

Please advise ASAP as this effect the users badly and they think the system displays wrong info and confuses the patient names!

Step to Reproduce

ISGetObject("Med_MedicationDialogBox").Text = '123';

Show the dialog.

The caption is '123'

Then

Close the dialog

ISGetObject("Med_MedicationDialogBox").Text = '456';

Show the dialog.

The caption is still '123'

Actual Result

First time Caption 123
Second time Caption 123

Expected Result

First time Caption 123
Second time Caption 456