Kristinn Sigmundsson wrote:
> You could do a $(".jqmClose").click(), only thing I could come up with
> without having spend much time with jqModal
>
> //Kristinn
That is the current method -- you trigger the close event which has been
attached to an element via $(e).click(); IIf you have multiple dialogs
close links, you'll want to limit the scope of the close trigger with
something like;
$(".jqmClose",$('#dialog')).click();
I will be adding functionality for a cleaner open/close method through hooks.
From; http://www.nabble.com/jqModal-updated-tf3229734.html#a8973756 (bottom)
"I plan to add the following functions in revision 7;
$.jqmShow() -- open/show the dialog
$.jqmHide() -- hide/close the dialog
---
$.jqmAddTrigger(e) -- assign a trigger (jqmShow()) event to the passed
element(s)
$.jqmAddClose(e) -- assign a close (jqmHide()) event to the passed
element(s)
Of course jqmAddTrigger() and jqmAddClose() are just shortcuts for;
$('selector').click(function() { dialog.jqmShow(); }); "
--
The proposed $.jqmHide() & $.jqmShow() must be called on an element which has
had $.jqm() called on it. I'll also be removing the auto-fire property, as it
will become extraneous with these additions & can be replaced with;
$(e).jqm({autofire: true}) == $(e).jqm().jqmShow();
Let me know if you have any suggestions/thoughts.
~ Brice
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