Dialog closed automatically when swip/scroll insde Dialog Window.
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We are using Dialog as a window and assigning closePolicy for the dialog as (closePolicy: Popup.CloseOnPressOutside) and our application is running on a LCD based touch screen. When ever we touch or select any item inside Dialog window, it doesn't get closed. When we touch outside the dialog area the dialog closes which is as per expectation.
But when we try to swipe/scroll inside a dialog even then the dialog is closed automatically sometime.
But looks like this is not expected behavior according to our close policy.Could you please help us in understanding the root cause and possible solution.
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We are using Dialog as a window and assigning closePolicy for the dialog as (closePolicy: Popup.CloseOnPressOutside) and our application is running on a LCD based touch screen. When ever we touch or select any item inside Dialog window, it doesn't get closed. When we touch outside the dialog area the dialog closes which is as per expectation.
But when we try to swipe/scroll inside a dialog even then the dialog is closed automatically sometime.
But looks like this is not expected behavior according to our close policy.Could you please help us in understanding the root cause and possible solution.
@balakrishnarao-ms said in Dialog closed automatically when swip/scroll insde Dialog Window.:
But when we try to swipe/scroll inside a dialog even then the dialog is closed automatically sometime.
A "swipe" is a mousePress + mouseMove + mouseRelease event.
I can think of a case, where you swipe and the release is somewhere outside of the expected dialog area, so it triggers the close function of the dialogHave you searched for known bugs already?
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@balakrishnarao-ms said in Dialog closed automatically when swip/scroll insde Dialog Window.:
But when we try to swipe/scroll inside a dialog even then the dialog is closed automatically sometime.
A "swipe" is a mousePress + mouseMove + mouseRelease event.
I can think of a case, where you swipe and the release is somewhere outside of the expected dialog area, so it triggers the close function of the dialogHave you searched for known bugs already?
@Pl45m4
Yes. Even our initial assumption was same.
However we confirmed this by getting touch coordinates from touch driver. With our test we found that our touch coordinates are within the boundary of the dialog window.
