Hi all,

I've managed to make the liquid.popup runing fine following the 'areYouSure' sample here

http://www.vectorlight.net/controls/popup_dialog.aspx

however, what i would like to know is how can one initite a multiple dialogs of the same type,

each with its own instance.

what i try to do is:

i have a 3x3 rectangles (much like the tic-tac-toe box), each layed out using the silverlight rectangle control.

when i mouse-click on each rectangle, it will pop-up a dialog displaying some info related to the clicked rectangle.

I've managed to pop-up a dialog when i clicked on the desired rectangle, but when i click on another rectangle,

it will close the existing pop-up and pops a new one.

How can i make it such that every time i clicked on different rectangle, it pop-up its own dialog without closing

any existing/opened dialog, the reason is I need pop-ups to be in multiple instance/pop-ups so that i can read

and compare the info inside the pop-ups launched.

pls help.

Hi,

Sure you can achieve this by declaring as many popup dialogs as you need in XAML or in code.  If the content of each dialog should be the same then you create this as a user control and declare a separate instance inside each popup.

The main controls demo demonstrates multiple popup dialogs complete with minimize/maximize functionality which may help.

Thanks!

I am trying to do the same thing.  Do you have sample code where you would have mutiple instance of the same user control thru code.

Thanks.

Hi,

If you want to show a dialog in more than one place and with different data you simply need to creae more instances of it.  So, for example with the MessageBoxPlus (the same applies to any Dialog control):

MessageBoxPlus dialog1 = new MessageBoxPlus();

LayoutRoot.Children.Add(dialog1);

MessageBoxPlus dialog2 = new MessageBoxPlus();

LayoutRoot.Children.Add(dialog2);

MessageBoxPlus dialog3 = new MessageBoxPlus();

LayoutRoot.Children.Add(dialog3);

Here I have created 3 of the same dialog and added them to my root layout container.  To show them I simply call dialog1.Show() and to open another without closing the 1st dialog I call dialog2.Show().

Thanks!