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Closing dialogs

Mon, 2003-12-15 07:31
fullscale Joined: 2003-10-17 Forum posts: 16	Is it possible to close a dialog programmatically? I've tried calling OkToExitL and also PrepareForcedExitL. In both cases the OkToExitL method executes correctly and returns ETrue but the dialog doesn't close. When I click a button on the dialog it closes correctly. Thanks, Login or register to post in forums

Tue, 2003-12-16 15:48
paulrenn Joined: 2003-10-24 Forum posts: 21	Closing dialogs You should be able to call MakeVisible( EFalse ) on the dialog, just to hide it. Paul Addicted to phones

Tue, 2003-12-16 23:37
fullscale Joined: 2003-10-17 Forum posts: 16	Closing dialogs yeah, I've tried that but actually need the dialog to exit. I'm thinking that what I need to do is write my own control to replace the dialog. Does anyone know if it is even possible to close a dialog programmatically?

Tue, 2003-12-16 23:38
pawel Joined: 2003-05-27 Forum posts: 363	Closing dialogs Do it like this: Code: delete dialog; Cheers, Pawel

Fri, 2004-01-23 10:52
wolfigor Joined: 2003-05-15 Forum posts: 53	do not use delete it's the wrong thing to do. CEikDialog::TryExitL(TInt aButtonId) is the correct function to call. you can specify the Id of the button (pratically it's like the user tapping the specified button)