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On Mar 13, 2009, at 9:05 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:

Here's what I do...

Code in LoginWindow to initialize things:

public void initWindow(Pool pool, MainWindow mainWin) {
  this.mainWin = mainWin;
}

Code MainWindow that invokes LoginWindow:

   LoginWindow loginWin = pageWithClass(LoginWindow.class);
   loginWin.initWindow(this);
   return loginWin;

Code in LoginWindow that returns back to the original MainWindow:

   return this.mainWin;

Yes. I wrote up code similar to this about 30 minutes after sent my email. Good to know this is not some hack.

Thanks for sharing. :-)

On Mar 13, 2009, at 10:50 PM, Klaus Berkling wrote:

Hi All.

This is probably something obvious (or obviously wrong way of doing it).

I have my Main page, a user logs in an
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d stuff changes on that page. The user navigates to another page, something gets done there and I return to the Main page with "return pageWithName()". Problem is that "return pageWithName()" creates another instance of the Main page. I need my previously instantiated page.

I get the context ID of the Main page using this.context().contextID() before I go to the second page.
Then I tried this when I finish with the second page:

return session().restorePageForContextID(returnToPageWithThisContext);

This returns null, going back to the second page.

How do I get my previously instantiated Main page back? (there is no browser back link, I need to do this in the code)

Thanks for any ideas (or the 'duh' solution).

References:
	>Returning previously instantiated Main page (From: Klaus Berkling <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Returning previously instantiated Main page (From: Jeff Schmitz <email@hidden>)