@Eric Martin
I took your suggestion in the jQuery Google Groups and I've been
testing your plugin for the past couple of hours but I'm having a few
difficulties accomplishing some stuff...
1) Through out my code I call $('#EXAMPLE-ID').modal({options})
numerous times and I have a bunch of
Why has dimensions not been dragged into the core jQuery library? So
many plug-ins seem to want it that we end up with html files all over
the web that ask for dimensions, slowing the loading of the page.
On Feb 17, 4:39 am, Nazgulled [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@Eric Martin
I took your
What are you talking about? :S
On Feb 17, 5:26 pm, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why has dimensions not been dragged into the core jQuery library? So
many plug-ins seem to want it that we end up with html files all over
the web that ask for dimensions, slowing the loading of the page.
Never mind. After I posted this, I decided it made more sense to bring
it up in the jQuery development list. I keep seeing dimensions being
mentioned as a requirement, including in this thread.
On Feb 17, 9:35 am, Nazgulled [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you talking about? :S
On Feb 17,
jqModal is definitely the most flexible, but maybe not the easiest for
a non developer or if you are wanting to do things different than the
demos examples.
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 4:41 AM, Sean O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I switch between jqModal and Thickbox 3.1 for different apps,
The examples on jqModal webpage seem to fit almost everything I want
to do... However, I took a look at http://trentrichardson.com/Impromptu/
and what I liked about it that I didn't find in jqModal (maybe I'm
blind) is those neat effects when showing/hiding the dialog and the
possibility to
Also, it has options for different buttons. You simply provide the name of
each button and a click callback. See demo:
http://ui.jquery.com/1.5a/demos/dialog.html
- Richard
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 9:28 AM, Scott González [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The Dialog plugin from jQuery UI now supports
jQuery UI is quite modular. If you want only the dialog plugin, you only
need to include a couple of files:
dimensions
UI draggable
UI resizable
UI dialog
If you want to get even slimmer and aren't interested in your dialog being
draggable or resizable, you can leave either/both of those out
About jQuery UI, I haven't read much about the upcoming 1.5 version
but I don't think that their modal dialogs version will be powerful
enough to compete with the current plugins available. And besides,
I'll have to use a huge library (the whole UI) to just use one feature
from it... Or maybe I'm
Your plugin looks cool and very simple... I'll have to take a deeper
look though and read the whole documentation to see if it fits my
needs (is configurable wnough for what I want to do). One question
though... I don't if nay of the modal dialog plugins has this but:
Let's say the user is using
Nazgulled,
Which one is best kind of questions, usually lead to: it depends. It
depends on what you want to use the dialog for and what your
requirements are.
Back in Nov 2007, I was evaluating modal dialogs for a project I was
working on. For various reasons, I ended up writing my own modal
If you have a copy of IE6 - take a look at the demos and tests (if
not, you could install a href=http://tredosoft.com/
Multiple_IEMultiple IE/a).
If you are referring to the opacity of the overlay, that does work in
IE6 (through the powers of jQuery). If you are asking about something
else, let
I'll have to test that later... I don't have the time right now as I
have to study for an exam I'm having Monday which is very important.
I'll report back whenever I get the change to install Multiple IE on
Virtual XP machine (I'm running Vista and Multiple IE seems to have
problems with Vista).
I just tested it under I6 on XP and it worked fine... The problem I
was thinking it would exist, it doesn't... That's cool. Now, I only
have to tset your plugin in real live examples on my project to see if
it really fits my needs.
That will take some time though, but thanks...
On Feb 15, 12:06
Greybox Redux (http://jquery.com/blog/2006/02/10/greybox-redux/)
Pros:
- Written by the man himself
- Handles static content as well as external links (via iframe)
- Code isn't very long and is easy to modify (for instance, i didn't
like the click outside the modal to close it, so i coded an
I switch between jqModal and Thickbox 3.1 for different apps, slightly
different needs. Thickbox works well for forms, looks nice, while jqModal
is much snappier.
SEAN O
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http://www.sean-o.com
Nazgulled wrote:
Hi,
There are so many plugins for modal dialogs that I don't
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