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In my application, I have multiple dialogs of various types, and I invoke them like showDialog(dialogType).
I want a specific type of dialog to have a higher priority and to be shown always in the front. I even tried higherPriorityDialog.hide() to hide that dialog and higherPriorityDialog.show() to again show it, so that it should come to front, but no luck.
Is there any way I can do this?
Finally, I had to do something like this, keep a Vector of all the `Dialog’ objects somewhere. Whenever a lowPriorityDialog comes, just finish highPriorityDialogs, and display that lowPriorityDialog and again display all the highPriorityDialogs. Hope I am not confusing you.