Window

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Contents 1 Intro 2 Types of CT2 windows 2.1 Error 2.2 Warning 2.3 Edit 3 Major Functional Attributes 3.1 Attr A 4 Look and Feel attributes 5 See also 6 Figures 6.1 Fig 1

Intro

Types of CT2 windows

Error

Typical Purpose: To tell the user that he can not proceed and must "go back and" fix the problem

{ Error: <Message> [OK] }

ZK type: Overlapped, Popup, Modal, Highlighted, Embedded <-- tbd

Warning

Typical Purpose: to warn user and give a choice to proceed or not

Also called Confirm Window

Type 1

{ Warning: <Message> [OK][Cancel] }

• OK - proceed
• Cancel - rollback

Examples: tbd

Type 2

{ <Are you sure .... ?> [Y][N] }

• Y- proceed
• N- rollback

ZK type: Overlapped, Popup, Modal, Highlighted, Embedded <-- tbd

Examples: tbd

Edit

Also called Update Window

Typical Purpose: to update object's fields

Type 1

{ Warning: <Message> [OK][Cancel] }

• OK - proceed
• Cancel - rollback

Examples: tbd

see also:

http://docs.zkoss.org/wiki/Layout_and_Windows#Overlapped.2C_Popup.2C_Modal.2C_Highlighted_and_Embedded

Major Functional Attributes

Attr A

Look and Feel attributes

See also

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_(computing)

http://docs.zkoss.org/wiki/Layout_and_Windows#Windows

Figures

Fig 1