replace the hard-coded window.open with window.showModalDialog or some
other javascript method that determines the size and location of the
popup relative to the opener.
Johan Compagner wrote:
> just curious why do you want to extend it? what do you need?
>
> johan
>
>
> On 11/14/06, *Nili Adora
just curious why do you want to extend it? what do you need?johanOn 11/14/06, Nili Adoram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:In version 1.2.2 is it still cumbersome to extend PopupSettings.all fields are private (windowName, top, left etc.) with no getters, as
well as flagToString().-- NiliEelco Hillenius
In version 1.2.2 is it still cumbersome to extend PopupSettings.
all fields are private (windowName, top, left etc.) with no getters, as
well as flagToString().
-- Nili
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
>> I'm having trouble with porting this code into wicket. For the first
>> time when one clicks the "..."
> I'm having trouble with porting this code into wicket. For the first
> time when one clicks the "..." button, modal dialog comes up. For the
> following clicks, IE opens up both a new window and the modal dialog
> with the same contents.
> With FF it works as expected.
>
> I suspect, it has somet
Should I provide some other forms of code in order to get help?
No developer using wicket faced similar problem? Maybe my approach is
not correct?
Regards,
shumbola
> All,
> I've got this simple use case:
> On compose e-mail page click on some button that shows list of users
> in modal window a
All,
I've got this simple use case:
On compose e-mail page click on some button that shows list of users
in modal window and after user chooses the the user(s), the modal
window closes and compose page updated with the address of choosen
user. Here is the simple html test case:
--compose.html
