Dojo dijit dialog underlay not showing?

There appeared a lot of issues with dialogs' underlay in dojo 1.3 because all dialog objects started to use 1 common underlay object (instead of creating their own underlay) I suspect the underlay in your case is shown before it gets hidden - you can debug if you wish ;) As a workaround a timeout is ok(it can be less, I guess). Or you can try to connect to hide method (however not sure this will help): dojo. Connect(dijit.

ById("progress_dialog"), "hide", dijit. ById("error_dialog"), "show"); dijit. ById("progress_dialog").hide() But taking into account all those issues with underlay in 1.3, I would consider using dojo 1.4, as some patches for dijit.

Dialog have been committed: docs.dojocampus.org/releasenotes/1.4.

There appeared a lot of issues with dialogs' underlay in dojo 1.3 because all dialog objects started to use 1 common underlay object (instead of creating their own underlay). I suspect the underlay in your case is shown before it gets hidden - you can debug if you wish ;) As a workaround a timeout is ok(it can be less, I guess). Or you can try to connect to hide method (however not sure this will help): dojo.

Connect(dijit. ById("progress_dialog"), "hide", dijit. ById("error_dialog"), "show"); dijit.

ById("progress_dialog").hide(); But taking into account all those issues with underlay in 1.3, I would consider using dojo 1.4, as some patches for dijit. Dialog have been committed: docs.dojocampus.org/releasenotes/1.4.

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