I have a form using Qtip2 and if the user submits the form with invalid values, the qTips fire correctly (so far so good). However, say the user wants clicks on a button that triggers the modal window to appear, the modal window appears above the form but below the qtips. So, I'm thinking, just give the Modal window a higher z-index value.
Modal Example with qTip
Has anyone else run across this behavior and what did you do to resolve it?
The lastest version of bootstrap shows the modal has a z-index of 1050. I believe the default z-index of qTip2 is 15001, and goes higher from there. You would have to up the z-index of the modal.
Edited: Removed incorrect information.
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I have a bootstrap modal with a form inside. The save button makes a post request (via ajax) and then the modal is dismissed using the code below inside the success function.
$("#my-modal-id").modal("hide");
$("body").removeClass("modal-open");
$(".modal-backdrop").remove();
The first time I toggle the modal or if I just cancel the modal, without saving it, I can (re)open it without problem, the issue is after making the ajax request for the first time.
If I click the button that toggles the modal for the second time, it rapidly disappears (the backdrop remains) and to toggle it again I need to refresh the page. When I inspect the page, I see that there is a display attribute set to none on my modal div.
I tried changing from $("#my-modal-id").modal("hide") to $("#my-modal-id").modal("toggle") but it still didn't work.
I am using jQuery v. 2.2.4 (unfortunately).
Does anybody know what could be causing this?
I am rendering a html page that contains a button.
I have bind a method to browser window that opens a gwt popup when the button is invoked.
My problem is, when i scroll the page, the popup stays fixed and the page scrolls. I want the popup to be scrolled along with the html page.
Also, the user should not be allowed to access other parts of app when the popup is open.
Can somebody help me
Assuming you are using the PopupPanel class, it is as easy as calling the right constructor:
PopupPanel(boolean autoHide, boolean modal)
autoHide - true if the popup should be automatically hidden when the user clicks outside of it or the history token changes.
modal - true if keyboard or mouse events that do not target the PopupPanel or its children should be ignored
So if you set the modal parameter, you cannot click outside of the popup, and also the scroll event should not happen at all (that is somewhat right, as scrolling a popup with a fixed positioning doesn't make much sense... Oh well, for a non advertising purpose at least).
I'm having significant trouble with a jquery dialog box that opens in response to a .hover() command, and closes upon leaving the hover (which of course takes two functions).
When the dialog box opens a little bit out of the page, the entire page scrolls up; I want to disable this but I can't figure out how.
I have tried:
using event.preventDefault()
putting the ui-dialog css as 'position: relative'
setting the scroll bar back where it was (but this looks terrible)
Any other ideas?
Edit: Here is the code in jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/TzUf3/1
Make sure the popup has its position fixed, then set the body to overflow:hidden;
When the dialogue is closed remove the overflow attribute.
I have an odd problem with Fancybox. Using version 1.2.6 (yes it's old, but that's what I'm stuck with currently), I invoke an iframe via a button click (see screenshot below)
Everything is fine if the user selects a radio button and submits the form. However, if the user closes the fancybox then invokes the iframe again (using the same button click as before), the form is not clickable. Instead there are left and right arrows on the iframe as if it's trying to display a picture (see screenshot below)
The only way to 'fix' the issue is to reload the page or not dismiss the fancybox in the first place.
[UPDATE]
Here is how I invoke the fancybox. To dismiss the fancybox, you have to click on the "Modify Address" button.
$('#hidden_link').fancybox({
frameWidth:400,
frameHeight:500,
hideOnOverlayClick:false,
hideOnContentClick:false,
showCloseButton:false
}).trigger('click');
The element #hiddenlink is a hidden href.
[UPDATE 2]
Firebug displays the error Image corrupt or truncated: data:image/gif;base64,AAAA when this occurs. Not sure if that is related or not.
Does Fancybox create a container div for the modal on page load, or does it create it on demand? If it creates one on page load then it might offer a "destroy" or "delete" method you can call on close.
If it creates one on demand then you might be able to explicitly destroy the existing one on close.
when you visit http://www.daniweb.com you get a popup window, what is this called + any idea how to do it?
Thank you for your reply, what is the simplest way to do have a modal loading animation only i.e. when page loads that animations shows and when done the animation goes? ASP.NET/Ajax
You'd call this a modal dialog, and you can implement one very easy with jquery ui:
http://jqueryui.com/demos/dialog/#modal
I like to refer to these windows as ANNOYING
The other name is some form of JS or JQuery.
Its called a javascript popup window.
Here's a link to show you how to open a js window
The way it looks though is they are using the modal popup extender provided by the ASP.net AJAX Control library. This can be simulated via JQuery as well.
It's called a modal dialog window. "Modal" meaning "mode" as in the UI has two modes, one where you can only interact with the dialog window, the other where there is no dialog window and you can interact with the rest of the page.
Probably looks something like a lightbox/thickbox .Showing some text/html instead of images
This is a modal pop up window, meaning you can't do anything else while that window is open.
Here are a bunch of ways to make them.
You can set up this kind of popup by having Javascript on the onload event create an overlay div that has height 100% and a higher z-index than the content, and also a div for the popup with position fixed and an even higher z-index. Then when the user clicks on close or otherwise it is time for the popup to go away, the Javascript can set display: none on these divs.
You can use Firebug (or IE Developer toolbar) to see the styles used on the example page you mentioned and use that as a model.
(Also they are annoying, but at least better than pop-unders, IMO ;-) )
Thats a modal dialog popup. Here's a nice jQuery version that I have used before.