It could very well be a bug in the site software

I normally use Safari on a Mac, when I use a Windows machine, I normally use Chrome. On iPhone I also use Safari. On all three of these it works. I may have to hit refresh, but after that it works.

That's a very good point Paul. I have indeed used a similar way to animate the dialog into place on both Android and iOS. You can also make the dialog bubble up, spin in or any other ways of animation. It also looks cool if you use a bouncing animati

Hi aBarba. defining the fields as properties was meant to be an option in case you prefer that way. You are correct that in this example I do not use the properties. However, I do pass in the TNotifyEvents in the calling code in ShowDialog. So my gue

Hi Rebekah Thanks for your comments. I'll fix the errors you pointed out as soon as possible.You are welcome. Jens

Vigtig detalje... Tak

That may be the case... I have no idea.

You're welcome

Hi Bruce, thanks for pointing that out :-)

Sorry you can't see the pictures. I think its the community server or framework not displaying them properly every time. It works for me at the moment. Maybe refresh will help?

This blog post will describe one of the ways to mimic the behaviour of a MessageDlg, or any other modal form for that matter, in Delphi when running on a mobile device. Mobile devices, or more correctly the OS running on the mobile device ...

This blog post will describe one of the ways to mimic the behaviour of a MessageDlg, or any other modal form for that matter, in Delphi when running on a mobile device. Mobile devices, or more correctly the OS running on the mobile device ...

This blog post will describe one of the ways to mimic the behaviour of a MessageDlg, or any other modal form for that matter, in Delphi when running on a mobile device. Mobile devices, or more correctly the OS running on the mobile device ...