Dialog reselection triggers first control

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1

Not sure if this is a bug or working as designed. Here is very simple demo.

The debug output after opening the dialog then navigating away and back again without clicking any control is:

0 : msg_obj.event = click : msg_obj.control = radio1

Code and resources as shown below and the button is attached as a DCF.

DlgTest.dcf (7.9 KB)


function OnClick(clickData)
{
	var src = clickData.func.sourcetab;
	var dlg = clickData.func.dlg;
	dlg.window = src;
	dlg.template = "dialog1";
	dlg.detach = true;
	dlg.title = "dialog1";
	//dlg.create;
	dlg.show;
	var iteration = 0;
	var msg_obj;
	var str;
	do{
		msg_obj = dlg.getmsg(); if (msg_obj==false) break;
		str = iteration++;
		str+= " : msg_obj.event = " + msg_obj.event;
		str+= " : msg_obj.control = " + msg_obj.control;
		DOpus.output(str);
	}
	while (msg_obj);
}

Resources are defined as:


<resources>
	<resource name="dialog1" type="dialog">
		<dialog fontsize="8" height="87" lang="" width="135">
			<control height="57" name="group1" title="Group" type="group" width="77" x="14" y="6" />
			<control height="10" name="radio1" title="Radio Button" type="radio" width="64" x="19" y="22" />
			<control height="10" name="radio2" title="Radio Button" type="radio" width="64" x="19" y="34" />
			<control height="10" name="radio3" title="Radio Button" type="radio" width="64" x="19" y="46" />
		</dialog>
	</resource>
</resources>
2

For some reason this seems to be just how radio button controls behave, see this thread as an example.

We can probably block it coming through to the script though.

3

Thanks for confirming.The behaviour was certainly unexpected. Blocking it would be the preferred long term solution. In the meantime I have added code to intercept and ignore.