A modal dialog is an interaction with the user — a form to be filled in or a statement to be acknowledged--that pops up in its own window on top of the application. The user cannot continue with other processing in the application before processing the form or dismissing the modal dialog.
Your application can present a row of a Grid layout (or an element of a Tree or TreeGrid layout) to users as a modal dialog, for review or editing.
However, you cannot use a modal dialog if the data source of the repeating layout is a report definition rule.
A modal dialog combines a pop-up window with a flow action as the front most screen where the user is working. The dialog box is centered in the viewing area. The flow action provides the section or sections containing the form fields the user is to complete. When the user submits the form, the system updates the work object and the modal dialog closes. The user can then continue working with the main screen display.
Modal Dialog
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in the Width field on the Grid Repeat, Tree Grid, or Tree Layout properties panels, the Fixed size checkbox appears.Click
.Modal dialogs take their colors, corner shapes, and other settings from the application skin created by the Branding Wizard. The section governing modal dialogs is on the Custom Styling screen, in the Special
category.
V6.1+ provides two modal dialog templates:
If you need to modify one of the templates to match the requirements of your application or your user community, save a copy into the class where it will be used.
See Pega Developer Network article PRKB-26113 How to present a flow action as a modal dialog.
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