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I´m planning to create a popup window, which has multiple views/screens/or something like that where you can navigate through. I want to keep it responsive so my initial thought was using sap.m.dialog. I´m also using only XML views/fragments and I want to keep it stringent. I looked at the test ressources and found something pretty usefull for sap.ui.commons.Dialog - Dialog - SAPUI5 Demo Kit

Even though the idea is good, it doesn´t seem to work with sap.m.Dialog (especially the last example with XML fragments).

Does anyone of you know how to create a responsive popup with different screens (maybe a fragment for each view) where you can navigate through?

My approaches so far do not look very promissing, but I could also post some code if that helps.

Thanks in advance!

Felix Bockemuehl
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  • it is bad that nobody might help, thus I'll try my best. As far as I get you, you are trying to open a Dialog with some navigation possiblity and it should be responsible. My idea on this would be do use a commons.Dialog in combination with Roadmap (sap.ui.commons.RoadMap) -> the Thing with Roadmaps is, that depending on the selected Roadmap-step you can open different views (each view will Show in the size you want it to be) .. not ultimatively responsible, but it is an idea. might this help? – dotchuZ Apr 22 '15 at 08:57
  • Thanks for your help, this is indeed a interesting approach. What I did so far is to create a Dialog in xml view and add different fragments to it. You can navigate through these fragments by its IDs. This might be the easiest solution - my first approach was way too complicated, that´s why I created this question. Anyway, thanks again for your help, never heard of UI5 RoadMap before but it might be helpful in the future :) – Felix Bockemuehl Apr 23 '15 at 20:47

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While its possible to add a nav controller (sap.m.App) into a dialog , I have never tried it out though. The page width is automatically adjusted via dialog size. I think you can try with multiple navigation using a simple fragment that loads an app and root view. Further navigation can be handled by the controller that presents the dialog. I havent tried this out yet but I am sure this will work. I will do a little more research and put up some code for you.

Naresh Kumar Devalapally
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