subLog : Cross Browser DHTML Modal Dialogs For Web Apps
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Saved by 8 people (1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-11-18
- Mangal on 2008-05-15 - Tags javascript , ajax-tools
- Retomi on 2008-05-08 - Tags DHTML Resources , Submodal Window
- Skipper13 on 2008-04-21 - Tags javascript , modal-dialog
- Memezilla on 2007-08-15 - Tags no_tag
- Liulin on 2007-05-14 - Tags JavaScript
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I kept running into situations in which a modal dialog would be such a handy tool, but I had to change my design when the technology dictated that it was impossible.
One thing I don’t like about modal windows and modal dialogs is that you’re able to move the window around, possibly losing association with your main window. This technique binds the two together. You’re never going to lose the modal or it’s parent window.
If you want a browser based application that behaves like a rich client modal dialogs are a great thing. I use them frequently in creation wizards where breaking someone’s frame of reference is generally a bad idea for cognitive reasons.
Highlighted by jonphipps
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