simplest way is to use it like this:
html :
a href=page/to/load/loadinfo.php?var=valfoo=bar class=jqModalLoad the
page/a
then initiate your jqmodal like this:
javascript:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(.jqm({trigger: 'a.jqModal',ajax:'@href'});
});
HTH
alexandre
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at
Dan Richman wrote:
Is the onShow callback in place of the ajax parameter passed to .jqm ?
Or something like this?
onShow: function() { myUrl = document.foo.bar.value; },
ajax: 'myscript.cgi?q=' + myUrl ,
I really appreciate the help. I'm a perl guy trying to muddle my way thru.
Dan,
I brought this up back in May at this post:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/40137ddd2b5cfdcc/
Of which I end it with my workaround to the problem. However, I would
love it if jqModal were updated to handle this without my workaround.
On Oct 21, 7:26 am, Brice
Terak, I am heading out but wanted to reply to your message. Take a look at
http://ov-oba2.informationexperts.com/ and take at
http://ov-oba2.informationexperts.com/common/js/oba.js and the
function buildDialogBox
toward the bottom. I had to do what you are trying to do for this app and
maybe
Benjamin,
Actually that bind function if somewhat model after one of your post.
I've refine it a little but I'm still having problem jqModal showing
up instead it's going to the next page.
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function () {
bindModalBox = function(){
To simplify my problem with the jqModal window not showing. If I
declare a trigger in the parameter it works but if I try to manually
do a jqmShow() it doesn't work.
This doesn't work for me:
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function () {
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