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Lifespan of popup window

Posted on Dec 31, 2004 at 02:48 PM 23 Views

Hello!

I want controller of a popup window be initialized every time when the window is opened. Is that possible?

I've defined Lifespan for the view "when_visible", but doInit is called only first time, the window was opened.

Of course, I could invalidate context on closing the window (as I manage to fire event, that the window can be closed), but may be there is a simple way to make lifespan working similar to "normal" views?

Thank you!

Best regards,

Nick

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    Posted on Jan 02, 2005 at 09:15 AM
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    Hi nick,

    What kind of popup window do you want(Confirmation dialog,External, or a regular popup)?

    -wael

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    • Bertram Ganz Former Member
      Jan 03, 2005 at 03:28 PM

      Hallo Nick,

      call <b>window.destroy()</b> instead of <b>window.close()</b>. Calling the close-method does not destroy the affected view controllers because the window is only closed but not destroyed. It's just invisible at the moment. Consquently the hook-method <i>wdDoInit()</i> is not called again by the Web Dynpro Runtime.

      Greetings, Bertram

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