Dialog.Alert give runtime exception

Hi all

I have a scenario, whiich am thrown in runtime exceptions.

I placed a dialog.alert to show the user an alert after a validation. It works fine, but once when I cllicked on the ok button, it TR throwing a runtime exception. She did not understand why clicking on the alert of dialogue in which run-time exception.

In some screens, he of not throwing the error and works very well.  I have observed that, the error is thrown in cases where a custom editfield is added to the screen.

Please explain to me why this is happening and how to understand it. .?

Thanks to everyone for your interest!

After a long vacation... so this thread remains as it is. I found the mistake during debugging. There is no detailed msg that are associated with. and it is originally due to "TouchEventInjector" will be void. I haven't heard of him until now.

I don't know yet why it start error.

but I solved my problem by pushing an anti-pop as alert msg.  I wl mrk this thread as solved after awhile, looking for ideas about this error.

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