If you use the onClose callback, you must call $.modal.close() to remove the dialog elements from the DOM. If an onClose callback has been used, calling $.modal.close() will not trigger the callback again, it can only happen once.
I suggest using the onShow callback to bind your second event based on "closing" the dialog and then call $.modal.close() from there, which will trigger the onClose calback (which is really just supposed to be used for closing animations, etc.). Hope that helps. -Eric On Oct 16, 3:56 am, "biggerandbetterkah...@googlemail.com" <biggerandbetterkah...@googlemail.com> wrote: > I'm using the simpleModal plugin to display dialog windows. I have a > callback on the onclose event which fires another event. > > Is it correct that the $.modal.close() does not fire the onclose > callback. If this is correct is there a way i could workaround this?
