On Jul 4, 4:23 pm, David Favor wrote:
> An example of this code would be great to see.
Sure, it was pretty simple, actually.
JS/Rails Helper in my template:
def init_dialog(id, options = {})
<<-end
$('##{id}').dialog({
autoOpen: false,
draggable: true,
resi
Matthew wrote:
> Thanks for the tip. I figured it out. I just had to force the ui-
> dialog div to "overflow:visible" and use the ui-dialog-container div
> to hide overflow. Though I couldn't figure out a nice way to do it
> since overflow style is set by javascript. After I initialize a
> dialog,
Thanks for the tip. I figured it out. I just had to force the ui-
dialog div to "overflow:visible" and use the ui-dialog-container div
to hide overflow. Though I couldn't figure out a nice way to do it
since overflow style is set by javascript. After I initialize a
dialog, I just loop over all .ui
On Jul 4, 2009, at 11:25 AM, Charlie wrote:
> have you considered using the resizeable class divs that surround
> dialog? There are 8 of them, one each corner and one each side. Not
> sure what would happen if you mess with size/position but appears
> the main reason for them is to apply re
have you considered using the resizeable class divs that surround
dialog? There are 8 of them, one each corner and one each side. Not
sure what would happen if you mess with size/position but appears the
main reason for them is to apply resizable cusrsor type
Matthew wrote:
Hey all,
I'm
