Tersus: Dialog

DialogDate: Apr 25, 2012Dialog is a modal in-window screen that appears on top of the currently open view.By default, the dialog will replace the entire view. To override, add a <Scope> trigger, and pass it a reference to the display element which the dialog will replace, or specify one of the text values: "View", "Page", or "Floating":

"View" - the dialog replaces the entire view.

"Page" - the dialog replaces the current page (when there is only a single page in the application, "Page" behaves like "View").

"Floating" - the dialog floats, partly obscuring the view (useful for displaying warning messages).

As with Page, you can freely define the content of the dialog, but the Dialog template includes by default frequently used elements:

Header: A header bar at the top of the dialog. Contains a title in the middle, a Cancel (back) button on the left, and another button on the right.
Content: A container for the dialog's content. The actual content changes from application to application (right click and select Add Element -> Form to add a Form).

Sample modeling: Guestbook (implicit "View" scope).For a different look and feel, see iPhone Style (also includes a floating dialog for displaying error messages).See Also:

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