Hello, I have a problem closing a JSF HTML Dialog.

A start process is launching a JSF HTML Dialog (consultation List Demande) with a list of demands (some data). In this list of demand each demand can be displayed by cliking on a button. This button launches another JSF HTML Dialog (open selected demand) which displays the details of this demand.

When finished, the user click on the exit button. A ExitEnd is used to get back to the first HTML Dialog. I want to display the list of demands again so i close the "selectDemande" to get back to the Start Process and if a boolean is false i restart the first HTML dialog (with the list).

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The problem is that when i try to finish the first HTML dialog (the one with the list) it starts a loop as shown here : alt text

It's like the ExitEnd closes the second HTML Dialog (the one with the detail) again and not the one with the list.

There is obviously something I do wrong but I can't see what.

asked 09.02.2015 at 17:36

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edited 09.02.2015 at 18:17


Instead of opening another User Dialog to display the selected demand you could work around the problem by using a primefaces modal dialog (p:dialog) which is not rendred by default.

If the users selects a "demand" you could update the "rendered" flag of the p:dialog from false to true. And it's concrete content.

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answered 10.02.2015 at 13:41

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Thank you for the answer. I've solved my problem by calling the second dialog in the start process. That seems to work.

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I still don't understand what was the problem calling a dialog in the logic of another dialog. If it doesn't work why is it possible to do it (the icon is in the palette) ? Thanks again for your answer.

(10.02.2015 at 15:55) dbalasse dbalasse's gravatar image

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