[CLOSED] Examples Window - Open in front

[registrator]

When opening a window in
http://mvc.ext.net/#/Window_Basic/Lo...ernal_Website/

Is there a way of opening it in front of the whole page? Not being contained within the specific example tab?

Thank you

[Daniil]

Hi @registrator,

Examples open in iframes. The only way is to create a Window in a parent page. It might be done from a child (iframe) page.

Here is an example.
http://forums.ext.net/showthread.php...l=1#post165931

[registrator]

Hi Daniil

This works, thank you. But how can I open a specific window? With an ID? Like in the example that I am referring to.

Cheers

[Daniil]

I don't quite understand the question. Please elaborate.

[registrator]

Hi Daniil

I have a window already defined in the page as (for example):

@(X.Window()
        .ID("Window1")
        .Title("Ext.NET")
        .Width(1000)
        .Height(500)
        .Modal(true)
        .AutoRender(false)
        .Collapsible(true)
        .Maximizable(true)
        .Hidden(true)
        .Loader(X.ComponentLoader()
            .Url("http://www.ext.net")
            .Mode(LoadMode.Frame)
            .LoadMask(lm => lm.ShowMask = true)
        )
    )

And I just want this particular window to be opened in parent.

Can it be a property on this window like .RenderTo(parent) ?

Hope you know what I mean...

Thank you

[Daniil]

I think the answer is no way.

What about to define that Window on the parent view?

[registrator]

These windows are meant to be a part of the view where they are defined. Just want them to open over everything.
I could define a "container" window on the parent and then load a content to it dynamically. A possible solution, isn't it?

[Daniil]

These windows are meant to be a part of the view where they are defined. Just want them to open over everything.

Yes, I understand. Just that is a restriction of iframes. By the way, do you really need to use iframes? I would avoid if possible. Well, they are really good for some scenarios, but it is easy to overuse.

I could define a "container" window on the parent and then load a content to it dynamically.

Probably.