I think the key you hit upon is the word "dialog".  It is possible that
the Open Window action on the active link is set to something other than
"Dialog" and has a Target Location of "New", in which case it just opens
a new window with both remaining editable.



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Anesh



That should be the out-of-the-box behavior with dialogs on the Mid Tier.
If a new window is opened as a dialog, the parent Mid-Tier window cannot
be accessed until the dialog window has been closed.  Do you see
different behavior?



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Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 12:56 PM
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Subject: Open Window Action over Mid-Tier



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I have an Open window action in a workflow which opens a new dialog over
mid-tier. Now my concern is that the user can still access the parent
form (window) and do changes when actually the user is suppose to be
working on the dialog opened. Is there anyway this can be restricted
i.e. the user can only work on the currently open dialog and not on the
parent window. I have field mappings for the OnOpen and OnClose of the
dialog also.

Any help on this regards is highly appreciated.

ARS 7.0.1 Patch 003

Thanks and regards,

Anesh A Kurian

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