For the benefit of others there, we'd be happy to answer your question over on the jQuery UI list:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-ui Thanks. - Richard On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 8:48 AM, EJB <e...@capestreetfarm.com> wrote: > > Hi all. > > A very simple jquery UI dialog question as I undertake learning this > new tool: > > I have a button: > > <asp:Button id="btnCancelMeeting" Text="Cancel Event" runat="server" > OnClientClick='javascript:return jsConfirmCancellation();' /> > > that calls this function: > > function jsConfirmCancellation() { > > return $(document).ready(function() { $('#CancelDialog').dialog > ('open'); }); > > } > > which opens this dialog: > <div id="CancelDialog" title="Cancel and Event or Meeting"><p>Cancel > this event.</p></div> > > using this function: > > $(function() { > // Cancel Event Dialog Box > $('#CancelDialog').dialog({ > autoOpen: false, > width: 500, > buttons: { > "Cancel This Event": function() > {$(this).dialog("close");return > true;}, > "Do Not Cancel": function() > {$(this).dialog("close");return > false;} > } > }); > > What doesn't happen is the jsConformcancellation function is not > returning "true" or "false" depending on the button clicked. > > I am a brand new (2 hours so far) jquery/javascript programmer, so > sorry for the perhaps amateurish question... >
