newWindow.open();
currentWindow.close();

4 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  Windows cannot be "removed" only "closed".

  You could try to add a small delay when you close the window.

  
  newWindow.open();
  setTimeout(  function(){
      the_win_to_be_closed.close();
  } , 100)
  

• This is pretty much the same problem I posted about earlier today, just on iphone. Can someone hop in here and explain removing windows from the hierarchy? What page in kitchensink calls .remove() on a window? Because I can't find it. And when I call a window to be removed the app just flat out crashes. I know there are other posts about closing multiple windows but that does not seem to be working for many people.

• You shouldn't need to automatically call remove on a window most of the time - Titanium will clean that up for you. Windows are really best used for hierarchical navigation with a clear forward/back navigation mechanic. If you need to skip back and forth between a collection of screens, a stack of views is usually a better choice.

• I'm not trying to call a .remove I'm calling a .close. I will try doing to the timeout function and see how that works.

  Thanks.