There are a few different ways you could handle this. I've provided a
couple of ideas below"
1) after you get the ajax content, check it's height/width and adjust
the container dimensions accordingly:
$('#modal').modal({
onShow: function (d) {
$('#modalclick', d.container[0]).click(function (e) {
$.get('data.php', function (response) {
d.data.empty().append(response);
d.container.css({height:d.data.outerHeight(true),
width:d.data.outerWidth(true)}); // you could also animate this
});
});
}
});
or
2) after you get the ajax content, reset the container dimensions and
then call setContainerDimensions()
Example:
$('#modal').modal({
onShow: function (d) {
var sm = this;
$('#modalclick', d.container[0]).click(function (e) {
$.get('data.php', function (response) {
d.data.empty().append(response);
d.container.css({height:0, width:0}); // reset
dimensions
sm.setContainerDimensions();
});
});
}
});
HTH
-Eric
On Nov 9, 7:53 am, Milos Negovanovic
<milos.negovano...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been searching for a way to resizesimplemodaldialog after
> showing it. In plugin source i can see that a function
> 'resize.simplemodal' is bound to window on initialization. Ive tried
> to call this function directly with no luck. Is there a way to
> havesimplemodalrecalculate its size after loading/showing? (I need this
> since extra content is beeing loaded via AJAX after showing the dialog
> initialy)
>
> Regards
> Milos
