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This document discusses how to define dialogs using fragments in SAPUI5. It provides an XML fragment example where the root control is a dialog with text and buttons. It also shows a JavaScript fragment example where the createContent method returns a dialog control with an input and close button. Fragments allow reusable dialog definitions that can be opened from different locations.

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This document discusses how to define dialogs using fragments in SAPUI5. It provides an XML fragment example where the root control is a dialog with text and buttons. It also shows a JavaScript fragment example where the createContent method returns a dialog control with an input and close button. Fragments allow reusable dialog definitions that can be opened from different locations.

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Defining Dialogs as Fragments


You can use fragments for the definition of dialogs.

To use fragments for defining popups, just let the root control of the fragment be a dialog or
similar control.
The following shows an XML fragment dialog example:
<Dialog xmlns="sap.m" title="XML Fragment Dialog">
<TextView text="{/dialogText}" />
<buttons>
<Button text="Close" press="closeDialog"/>
</buttons>
</Dialog>

Other fragment types are used the same way to define, for instance, a dialog as fragment.
For example, in JS fragments, the createContent() method returns a dialog control:

sap.ui.jsfragment("testdata.fragments.JSFragmentDialog", {
createContent: function(oController) {
var oDialog = new sap.m.Dialog({
title: "JavaScript Fragment Dialog",
content: [
new sap.m.Input({
text: "{/dialogText}"
})
],
buttons: [
new sap.m.Button({
text: "Close",
press: function(){
oDialog.close();
}
})
]
return oDialog;
}
});

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