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**pecinko** · 2011-05-03, 15:20

If I'm not doing something wrong, this dialog can't be closed with DialogClose and PreviousMenu has to be used instead.

Bug or feature?

**Hitcher** · 2011-05-03, 17:39

Close works for me.

**pecinko** · 2011-05-03, 18:07

Just "Close"? I was trying with "DialogClose()" .

**spiff** · 2011-05-03, 18:08

it's Dialog.Close()

note the .

**pecinko** · 2011-05-03, 18:59

Added dot, but still doesn't work here. Using just "Close" does work.

**Hitcher** · 2011-05-03, 19:17

It's a window?

**ronie** · 2011-05-03, 20:28

Dialog.Close(textviewer)

works for sure ;-)

**pecinko** · 2011-05-03, 22:43

ronie Wrote:Dialog.Close(textviewer)

works for sure ;-)

Yeah, that one works too, but it doesn't look too nice in <includes> Smile

(when making a mouse close button)

**pecinko** · (This post was last modified: 2011-05-03, 22:47 by pecinko.)

Hitcher Wrote:It's a window?

No, it's a dialog on-top of DialogAddonInfo.

jmarshall · 2011-05-03, 23:16

Close should work I should think? What is confluence using, or does that not have a button there?

**Hitcher** · 2011-05-03, 23:29

Close definitely works as that's what I use.

**pecinko** · 2011-05-04, 00:16

jmarshall Wrote:Close should work I should think? What is confluence using, or does that not have a button there?

Yes, using "Close" or "Dialog.Close(textviewer)" does work, so I will use "Close" as more universal one.

Problem is only with "Dialog.Close()" for some reason, and I was using that on "ContextMenu" and "DialogButtonMenu" without a problem.

**ronie** · 2011-05-04, 00:54

pecinko Wrote:Problem is only with "Dialog.Close()" for some reason

maybe because that's not valid code?

according to the wiki:

Code:
[b]Dialog.Close(dialog[,force])[/b]

Close a dialog. Set force to true to bypass animations.