in case others have the same issue, i guessed the problem in the last
post... adding a setTimeout(function() { before the call to modal, set
for more than the time of closing the previous modal, makes it work.
interestingly enough, setting a timeout value less than total closing
time but greater th
I had time to play around with it more and narrowed it down to the
onClose function...
this works:
onClose: function (dialog) {
jQuery.modal.close();
}
this doesn't:
onClose: function (dialog) {
dialog.data.fadeOut(300);
dialog.container.fadeOut(100);
dialog.over
I played around with it, taking it step by step closer to my code
until i hit an issue, and narrowed it down to modal effects... below
is my change to full effects that i'm using for my project, ignore the
jQuery vs $, its my way of avoiding certain conflicts
when i remove all these effects from m
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 2:13 AM, nevgenevich wrote:
>
> it generates the link properly, when clicking on it: it closes the
> modal but does nothing else. i can verify with a console.log that it
> gets to after the call to open the previous modal, but it doesnt open
> anything. checked to make
Thanks a lot for a full example so quickly! styling isnt a problem at
all, that i can hack together somehow... however, your code doesnt
fully work (i've only tried the previous link part thus far, but...)
it generates the link properly, when clicking on it: it closes the
modal but does nothing el
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