Hi @leon_00 

Thank you for reaching out, and cool that you're building using the Miro Web SDK!

If I understand your use case correctly, you want to open a modal, and then you want to be able to close it from a panel.

To do this, you can:

• Open a modal.
• Open a panel.
• In the file with the code that controls the panel, add a link or a button that listens to the icon:click event.
• Clicking the link or button on the panel causes the icon:click event to fire, and it can trigger the closeModal method to close the open modal.

Would this approach work for you?

Hey @Marco Spinello,

i think i was not specific enough.

1. open the main applikation with openPanel
2. inside the panel i press a button which fires an event
   1. it closes the panel with the main applikation closePanel
   2. it opens a modal with different applikation openModal

My question starts here

Is it possible to close this model without pressing the button “x”.

For example the modal has a simple form as its content. And the user has two buttons “ok” and “cancel”. Is it possible to close the modal by clicking the buttons?

Picture from: https://community.miro.com/developer-platform-and-apis-57/how-to-get-modal-value-when-close-the-modal-on-web-sdk2-9459

Thank you

Hi @leon_00 

You can do so by calling the Close Modal method. 

We have a code example of this here: https://github.com/miroapp/app-examples/blob/c4a9c54485b9b530641cd8c79bf2a2e3a74f8d7c/examples/github-appcards/src/appcard-modal.tsx#L165

Hopefully this helps!

Hey @Addison Schultz,

unfortunately this does not work. As stated in the documentation:

Note:

• To close an open modal, closeModal must execute after openModal.
• The app that closes the modal with closeModal must be the same that opened it with openModal.

Since the modal contains a completely different application it has no infomation of state of the other application.

Thanks anyway