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TabbedUI warning about leaving the page, never correctly displays dirty message

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    TabbedUI warning about leaving the page, never correctly displays dirty message

    Since my issue is with v11, I will "take my life in my hands" and double post this here in the v11 area, since I first added on to a v10 post

    On the Flying start tabbed UI, I found I get the warning of do I want to leave, but it says nothing about anything being dirty. In fact it happens even if the tabbed UI is not dirty. My Prompt when navigate away is checked. My dirty confirmation spec is set to: {pane.title} contains unsaved data.

    I added a not dirty message and found that it was displayed every time I tried to close/move to another page - dirty or not.

    Same thing happens for a tabbedUI I just now created.

    Bob
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    Re: TabbedUI warning about leaving the page, never correctly displays dirty message

    Bob

    It appears those properties were added in V10 but never fully implemented. They will be hidden in the next build until they can be properly built and tested

    We don't have a time frame for implementation

    Jerry Brightbill
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      #3
      Re: TabbedUI warning about leaving the page, never correctly displays dirty message

      1) does the canDetailViewClose event fire any time the current page will close, whether from a) user pressing back button; b) user selecting a new hyperlink address; c) user entering a URL, 4) any other cause?
      2) If so, is there a variable available in the event that tells if anything in the Detail is dirty?
      and 3) can the event stop the close operation if the detail view is dirty?

      4) Is there a comparable event available for the grid itself?

      5) Has anyone else worked out a method of warning the user if they are about to leave a web page without saving the changes?

      This seems to me like a HUGE issue.

      bob
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