"GlideDialogWindow.get().destroy();" does not work

[bonsai]

I am using UI script to display UI pages.
“var gDialog = new GlideModal(ui_page_name, 200, 300);
gDialog.setTitle(ui_page_title);
gDialog.render();”

I executed "GlideDialogWindow.get().destroy();" in the UI script process, but the dialog did not disappear.

Do you know the cause?

[Vijayalakshmi P]

Try with GlideDialogWindow.destroy()

@bonsai 

[bonsai]

It didn't move. .

[Amit Gujarathi]

HI @bonsai ,
I trust youa re doing great.

The code you provided is for displaying a UI page using the GlideModal object. The method you used to attempt to close the dialog, GlideDialogWindow.get().destroy();, is typically used for dialogs created using the GlideDialogWindow object, not the GlideModal object.

To close a dialog created with GlideModal, you should use the destroy() method on the GlideModal object itself.

Here's how you can do it:

1. First, ensure that the gDialog variable is accessible in the scope where you're trying to close the dialog.
2. Then, simply call the destroy() method on the gDialog object.

gDialog.destroy();

[bonsai · Accepted solution]

gDialog.destroy();'' didn't work because the gDialog variable doesn't seem to be accessed.

As a solution, I created a function called "GlideDialogWindow.get().destroy();".

When I created it on a UI page and called it from a UI script, it disappeared as expected. .