I would suggest a while loop after you pop the jqModal, maybe something
like:
var confirm = false; // a global var ?
in the function:
// code to execute jqModal confirm box
while(!confirm){}
ideally the while loop will keep the rest of the code from executing till it
gets a confirm that is true.
But what I do in my app is that I execute the confirm box and set a click
event to the yes to execute the yes function and if no is clicked it just
closes.
On 4/17/07, laurenty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
is there a way to pause js execution when overriding alert and confirm
with jqModal (just like the original behavior)?
thanks
Laurent
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