The built in browser confirm is the only way you can block (with for the
user to respond) without blocking the UI. Any javascript confirm will have
to use a callback instead of a return false. In that case you can return
false to prevent the close, then use the result of the jConfirm callback to
decide whether or not to call .dialog('close') manually. But you'll use a
flag to prevent an infinite loop.- Richard On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 6:44 AM, Obi1 <gurreiro_fa...@yahoo.com.br> wrote: > it doesn't work for me as i'm using jConfirm not javascript confirm > but it will have to do while i don't find a solution. > > Thanks >
