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A JQuery plugin to open a Bootstrap modal (dialog) with content loaded via Ajax.
jquery.loadmodal.js ==================== Author: Conan C. Albrecht <[email protected]> License: MIT Dependencies: - JQuery 1.7+ - Bootstrap 3 A JQuery plugin to open a Bootstrap modal (dialog) with content loaded via Ajax. Normally, Bootstrap requires that you manually create the dialog <div>s before loading content into it. This plugin creates the modal divs for you and makes it easier to call dialogs directly from Javascript without any corresponding HTML. Simple example: $.loadmodal('/your/server/url/'); Advanced example: $.loadmodal({ url: '/your/server/url', id: 'my-modal-id', title: 'My Title', width: '400px', closeButton: false, buttons: { "OK": function() { // do something here // a false return here cancels the automatic closing of the dialog }, "Cancel": false, // no-op - just having the option makes the dialog close }, modal: { keyboard: false, // any other options from the regular $().modal call (see Bootstrap docs) }, ajax: { dataType: 'html', method: 'GET', // any other options from the regular $.ajax call (see JQuery docs) }, }).done(function(data) { console.log('Ajax response is here!'); }).create(function(event) { console.log('Modal is created but not yet visible,') }).show(function(event) { console.log('Modal is now showing.') }).close(function(event) { console.log('Modal just closed!') }); Closing a dialog: (this is standard bootstrap) $('#custom_modal_id').modal('hide');
This is GREAT. Thank you for sharing.
One minor issue. I needed to provide some feedback that something was happening when a user clicks on the button to start showing the modal.
I ended up with this slightly messy method of adding another overlay and removing it when the modal's overlay was shown.
$(".help-modal").on('click', function (e) {
$("body").append('<div class="overlay"></div>');
$('.overlay').fadeTo( "fast", 0.5 );
$.loadmodal({
url: $(this).data('modal-url'),
id: 'myModal',
title: $(this).data('modal-title'),
width: $(this).data('modal-width'),
onShow: function(){
$('.overlay').fadeOut(500,function(){ $(this).remove(); });
},
buttons:{
close:function(){}
}
});
});
I'm wondering if you've come up with a cleaner way?
I think your load-modal is really pretty.
But I need some custom function in this.
Put it in simple way, if I load a page for add a entity, I want to after create entity done, close modal, and notify the main page , then do something else.
If doesn't have a callback function, how do I know the modal is closed by cancel button or confirm button?
The other question is how do I close modal inside, not in main page.
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