rithmikansur
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Our company uses a vantage, which has only a run-time license for progress.
We are currently on 9.1.D.
my procedure, contains a frame viewed as a dialog box, with another nested dialog-box to confirm the chosen action.
The nested dialog asks "are you sure you want to do this?" which is shown using a DISPLAY statement.
It has two buttons, either YES or NO.
Choosing either button sets the nested dialog's HIDDEN attribute to TRUE, and returns you to the outer dialog.
So, i guess my question is... Is setting the HIDDEN attribut to TRUE the right way to "remove" the nested dialog?
If someone triggers and dismisses the prompt numerous times,Is the memory filling up with hidden dialogs?
Or is it just toggling the HIDDEN attribute of the nested dialog on and off?
thanks in advance!
John
We are currently on 9.1.D.
my procedure, contains a frame viewed as a dialog box, with another nested dialog-box to confirm the chosen action.
The nested dialog asks "are you sure you want to do this?" which is shown using a DISPLAY statement.
It has two buttons, either YES or NO.
Choosing either button sets the nested dialog's HIDDEN attribute to TRUE, and returns you to the outer dialog.
So, i guess my question is... Is setting the HIDDEN attribut to TRUE the right way to "remove" the nested dialog?
If someone triggers and dismisses the prompt numerous times,Is the memory filling up with hidden dialogs?
Or is it just toggling the HIDDEN attribute of the nested dialog on and off?
thanks in advance!
John