Generic Dialog Framework

Dialog Panels

There are 6 total dialog panels available, 3 of which are unique applications, whereas the remaining 3 are themselves preadjusted forms of one dialog panel. Each dialog panel is adjusted with a member function of the Dialog Framework class. Style sheets can be used for all dialog panels. A block of style sheet options geared specifically to the Generic Dialog Framework can be found in the stylesheet.css file.

All dialog panels adjust to the text entered in them. The panels will appear in the middle of the screen, with the rest of the screen overlaid by a transparent background.

To use the Dialog Framework class and the dialog panels, the library "DialogFramework.ctl" has to be added. Viz.:

#uses "classes/DialogFramework"

Simple dialog

The simple dialog is the most basic application of the dialog panels. It shows a text and can be changed with the function general().

Information dialog

The information dialog is a variation of the general dialog panel. Different default values are set, which add an icon to the header and change the background. The information dialog is adapted with the function information().

Warning dialog

The warning dialog is another variation of the general dialog panel. The default values are set to generate a warning with icon and attention-grabbing header, as well as specifying an "acknowledge" button. The warning() function is used to adjust this dialog.

Question dialog

The question dialog is the last direct variation of the general dialog panel. This dialog adds a second button and different header style. It is edited with question().

MultiLanguage dialog

The multilanguage dialog loads an editor for langStrings with buttons to cancel, copy, delete or save. This dialog can be adapted with the multiLanguages() function.

Input dialog

The input dialog adds a text field to edit the displayed value and buttons to cancel or save this change. This dialog is adjusted with the input() function.