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My application has modal dialogs in it, and also a feedback widget that sticks off the side of the page at all times. I’d like users to be able to click the feedback widget without canceling the modal dialog. In effect, I’d like to exempt the feedback widget from the modal rules of the app.
What’s the best way to achieve this? I’m using GWT 2.3, and I’m happy to drill down into whatever layer of abstraction I need to.
“Modal” popups actually don’t behave well in GWT; that’s why
setGlassEnabledhas been added. If you usesetGlassEnabled, you can then simply set a higherz-indexto any element that you want to appear on top of the glass pane, it’s just CSS.