Why the Indonesia is rarely on the dialog boxes for microsoft?

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  x.title == tag can
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  {f: push_button {title = "Do It"}}

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  return
  end
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  end
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• Why can't I get a glimpse of the indd files in the dialog box to open InDesign?

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  Hello

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• Redirect when press button ok on the dialog box

  Hello

  How can I redirect the user when you press the button on a dialog box?

  Thank you

  adrianeireyahoo wrote:

  OK, but how to get to the ok button.

  Dialog.Alert ("cannot send results, check the connection, please try again");

  Why do you need to access the OK button of the alert? Just do what you want to do after the display of the dialog box - the statement after Dialog.alert will be reached only after the user presses the OK button (in general). If you want to detect if the user rejected the dialogue this or any other way, create your own one, doModal on it and analyze the returned result:

  Dialog myWarning = new Dialog(Dialog.D_OK, "Unable to send results, check connection, please try again", Dialog.OK, Bitmap.getPredefinedBitmap(Bitmap.EXCLAMATION), 0L);
  if (myWarning.doModal() == Dialog.OK) {
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    ...
  }
  

• After closing the dialog box screen, menu by default is displayed

  I have a simple program that consists of a screen and a button. When the button is clicked, it displays a dialog box in the button handler. Once the dialog box is closed, the parts of the menu are displayed. Very strange.

  Here's the code that displays the dialog box:

  public void fieldChanged( Field field, int context )
      {
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          if ( field instanceof ButtonField )
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          }
  
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              int [] optionIndexes = new int [] { Dialog.YES, Dialog.NO, Dialog.CANCEL };
              Dialog dialog = new Dialog( "Select an option", options, optionIndexes, optionIndexes[2], bitmap );
              dialog.doModal();
  
          }
  
      }
  

  Once the dialog box is closed, this is:

  

  I have no idea why this show after the closure of the dialog box. Any ideas?

  Well done

  I think that many people would find answers to their questions if they tried harder with search.  And you find faster as well!  And whenver I creative search, I usually find something else useful that I was looking for.  Kind of like Google where you can go off on a complete tangent...

  In any case, can mark you this as resolved?  See you soon

• Leave the dialog box change the text display/display

  I have a dialog box that is created with some text objects attached to its buttons. The user can make choices for each one, press OK, and asked of their choice. What I would like is for the buttons to the user in the text, so that they can see it in the context as they decide (that's the only reason why they are buttons; otherwise, they would be static text). I know how to handle this with a palette, but I wonder if there is a way to do it with a dialog box. With the help of a palette for all this seems unfair; I really don't want users to be able to make changes to the document, while the palette is open, and I don't want to change anything in the document until the user clicks OK. It is a dialogue with a palette as oddity, really.

  The problem is that. showText() and setting the activePage throw them the error "Cannot process the request because a modal dialog box or the alert is active." I tried to adjust the dialog box to .the = false or .visible = false, but it has no effect. Is it just impossible? This feature, change the view but not the content, seems to live in a grey zone between the way in which the work of dialog boxes and palettes of way work, so I don't know if I'm just a useless way. Any idea would be appreciated.

  Here's a code example to illustrate what I'm doing:

  #target indesign
  
  
  main();
  
  
  function main(){
      if (app.documents.length == 0){createTestDoc();}
      runDialog();
  }
  
  
  function createTestDoc(){
      //create a test document
      var myDocPre = app.documentPresets.add({name: "testPre", createPrimaryTextFrame: true, pagesPerDocument: 5});
      var myDoc = app.documents.add(true, myDocPre);
      var myPSty = myDoc.paragraphStyles.add({name: "newPageSty", startParagraph: StartParagraph.NEXT_PAGE});
      var myCSty = myDoc.characterStyles.add({name: "CSty", underline: true});
  
  
      myDoc.textFrames[0].contents = "1\r2\r3\r4\r5";
      myDoc.textFrames[0].texts.everyItem().appliedParagraphStyle = myPSty;
  
  
      app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.NOTHING;
      app.findTextPreferences.findWhat = "^9";
      app.changeTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = myCSty;
      myDoc.changeText();
  
  
      myDocPre.remove();
  }
  
  
  function runDialog(){
      //find text with a particular character style and send that text to my dialog creation function.
      var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
      var myCSty = myDoc.characterStyles.itemByName("CSty");
      if (myCSty.isValid){
          app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.NOTHING;
          app.findTextPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = myCSty;
          var myResults = myDoc.findText();
          myDialog(myResults);
      }
  }
  
  
  function myDialog(textRngs){
      //create the dialog.
      var myWin = new Window("dialog", "Test Dialog", undefined);
      var mainGroup = myWin.add("group");
      mainGroup.orientation = "column";
      //each text range gets a row.
      for (var i = 0; i < textRngs.length; i++){
          var myTextRng = textRngs[i];
          var myRow = mainGroup.add("group");
          myRow.orientation = "row";
          var myBut = myRow.add("button", undefined, myTextRng.contents);
          //attaches the text object to the button.
          myBut.targetObject = myTextRng;
          //does nothing - just a reminder that the actual dialog will do something at the end based on the info entered.
          myRow.add("editText");
          
          myBut.onClick = function(){
              //this is what I do when I want this functionality within a palette. Selects the text so that it can be seen in context.
              if (!(this.targetObject.hasOwnProperty("select") && this.targetObject.hasOwnProperty("showText"))) {}
              else{
                  this.targetObject.showText();
                  this.targetObject.select();
                  
                  //OR
                  //tried this as an alternative, but setting myWin.visible does nothing.
                  //myWin.visible = false;
                  //myDoc.layoutWindows[0].activePage = this.targetObject.parentTextFrames[0].parentPage;
                  //myWin.visible = true;
              }
          }        
      }
      var OKGrp = myWin.add("group");
      var OKBut = OKGrp.add("button", undefined, "OK");
      
      OKBut.onClick = function(){
          //do something
          myWin.close();
      }
      myWin.show();
  }
  

  You have no choice: If you want the script to interact with the text that you will need to use a palette.

  P.

• Adobe PDF opens the dialog box "Save as" when you simply save an existing file

  Any time I hit "Ctrl + S", or go to "File - save" when you are working on an existing file, it opens the dialog window "save under. And that is not enough, the window "save under" is this new version which adds an extra step (because he wants to know if I also want to save the file in the cloud) and makes me also navigate the current folder and when I hit save it also opens another dialog asking me if I really want to replace the current file... How heavy one set of steps just to save a file that you opened to make a little change - we do not save money, just save.

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  Any help would be apprciated. Thank you

  Problem addressed and solved on this post:

  Re: Why Adobe PDF opens the dialog box "Save as" when you simply save a file