That is an interesting UI question though. Do you really want multiple stacks 
open in a mobile interface? Does the Android OS spec that as valid? I know on 
my iPhone, apps generally work like modal windows, that is I never see a window 
pop up in front of another window. But the point seems moot, if the new stack 
window is the size of the screen. You would not need your dialog to be opened 
modally in that case. 

But I have not done ANY mobile app dev so I am speaking out of turn here.

Bob


On Jan 3, 2012, at 1:07 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:

> Thanks, Bob, but I already tried that. When issuing the modal command, or the 
> "go stack as modal" command on iOS, the modal stack takes over the whole 
> screen, which is not the desired result. Still looking...
> 
> Chris
> 
> 


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