How to hide dialog by checkbox? - java

How to hide the dialog box if the checkbox checked? i dont know how to do
This is my dialog method
I tried to hide dialog box permanently by shared preference. But not working (my fault). So please give me the whole function

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How to display a custom dialog in netbeans JFrame editor?

I am using the JFrame feature in NetBeans in order to make it simpler to customize and edit. In my program, clicking a button calls an action that displays a dialog box. I want to have an image inside of that dialog box. In NetBeans along with its JFrame editor you can add boxes and customize them, along with a dialog box. Which means it will be easier to edit that dialog box.
How to I call that custom dialog box to display when the button is clicked?
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First Drag and drop Swing Windows >> Dialog.
Then inside your code write this line to show it
jDialog1.setVisible (true);
After that double click on the Dialog design and add as many components as you like
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Checkbox in Jtable with Dialog

Q: I have implemented jtable with checkbox in it now when user click on particular checkbox dialog gets opened where user can add more information to the selected item
now if user does click close button in dialog then i need to uncheck the selected item from jtable ?
Note :i am opening dialog through setValueAt method of class which extends AbstractTableModel?
How can i workaround this problem?
I have implemented jtable with checkbox in it now when user click on particular checkbox dialog gets opened
Instead of using a check box you can use a JButton as a renderer. Then when you click on the button the dialog will display. Then you don't need to worry about resetting the checkbox.
See Table Button Column for more information.

Prevent AlertDialog from closing

I have a custom AlertDialog with a bunch of checkboxes. I want to prevent the AlertDialog from closing if none of the checkboxes are selected. Is this possible?
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I want to prevent the AlertDialog from closing
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Create Custom Dialog to solve the issue.
I'm assuming you're using a custom view, so disable the OK/Cancel buttons at the bottom. Next you'll need to disable the back button:
#Override
public void onBackPressed() {}
The only thing left is to make sure your dialog fills the screen. If the user clicks beside the box on the parent view the dialog will close.

JDialog box not gaining focus

I have a modeless dialog box being generated which prompts users to open a new window. The box can be opened in two ways, either directly from the file menu for the frame I'm writing or indirectly via the framework my panel is plugging into.
When I make the call directly via the file menu the dialog box comes up with focus exactly as I want. But when I have the framework indirectly open the dialog box it does not have focus as it should.
There doesn't seem to be a difference between the two methods of opening the dialog, in both cases a load function is called and it's not until 5 method calls later the dialog box is opened. In both cases the frame which generates the dialog box is realized at the time the box is generated. I've tried calling requestFocus after making the dialog box visible but it doesn't seem to do anything.
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in some cases is hard to set Focus to the expected top-level container as are demonstrated here , but for excelent workaround would be better look at camickr's Dialog Focus
When you create the dialog, try setting the main GUI as parent of the dialog.
In the first case, when you click from menu, it automatically sets the main GUI as the parent of the dialog, but it doesnt in the second case.
So make sure when you create the dialog, you are setting the main GUI/ window as parent always.
It should help most times.

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