You might want to look at modalframe and automodal modules. You may find some helpful bits there.
--------------------------------------------------- [email protected] On Apr 14, 2011, at 10:00 PM, Anthony Malkoun wrote: > My understanding is that Drupal.behaviours is just like .ready. I don't > understand your distinction between ajax and js, the J in ajax stands for > javascript. But at any rate, if you're doing something on an element that > doesn't exist yet, then that's what .live is for. Just put that in your js > that is in your page on the element you're expecting. All .live really does > is use event bubbling and event delegation to capture the event on a > containing element. > > On 6:59 AM, [email protected] wrote: >> In the case where there will be a popup opening on a page (not sure if it >> will be via ajax or js yet) and I need a function to fire when the popup >> closes, will Drupal.behaviors <http://Drupal.behaviors> act like .live in >> that it will bind the function to the event at the time that the selector >> becomes available (read: the popup eventually exists) ? I was thinking >> perhaps this is where attachbehaviors is supposed to be used, but that, I >> think, implies that I can alter the code that creates the popup, and I >> cannot...I just need to 'hook' into its close event. >> >> Jeff >
