Continued From PM:
@XbsYou want to close the favourites dialog whenever another window opens?
I suspect you can achieve that by having a hidden button with a visible condition like >Window.IsVisible(Favourites)< or >Window.Previous(Favourites)< that <onfocus>Dialog.Close(dialog[,force]) and <onfocus>setfocus> to the windows' default id.
This is beyond my scope of understanding lol...could you maybe explain how to make a hidden button first? I'm guessing it's just a radio button, but I don't know what you mean "hidden button." Once I learn how to make it, does it go into the dialog that I want to close or does it go into the window that I'm opening? Were exactly do I place it on the page (or does that even matter)? I did figure out how I made (foo) appear on top of the dialog though, I just added <visible>!WindowIsVisible(foo)</visible> above all of the controls. What this led to was (foo) opening on top of the dialog, and then when I closed (foo) I was left with Favorites and no control. Also with <visible>!WindowIsVisible(foo)</visible> in Favorites.xml, every time I close Favorites it immediately reopens with no control...I'm really confused on how to do this.
Thanks again for helping me with this,
byron