How to keep a Modal open even after refreshing in Materialize CSS? - javascript

I want to keep a Modal open after refreshing in Materialize CSS Framework.
Because I have a Form in Modal & I want to when the Form submitted if It had a problem Redirect Back to show errors in Modal, So I want to keep it open unless the user close that ...
How can I do that ?

Related

Display of modal popup form when users tries to close the tab instead of logout option

I'm displaying a modal popup with small feedback form whenever the user logs off from the application. But the problem is whenever the user directly closes the tab instead of logout then I want user to fill this form and then close the tab of the browser using jquery. I used window. Unload but getting alert blocked error in console.. Any alternative way to achieve display of modal window on close of tab??

AngularJS Clicking on Add button should display a new popup page by hiding the parent page

I am working on a project which uses AngularJS/Breeze framework using HotTowel Template.
I have a requirement where, in a parent.html page I have a button/link as "Add" and on click of this button, I need to display a popup page by hiding the parent page(i.e.parent.html).
Add page will have input controls and Save button where user will enter the details in the respective control and on click of Save button data from input controls will be saved to the database table.
I am new to this AngularJS style coding, please advise me or provide me a link on how I should implement the display a child popup page by hiding the parent page(i.e.parent.html) as explained above.
From what I understood from your question is that you need to use modals.
You can try using angular ui modals
This creates a pop up by fading the primary page. You can create input controls and save buttons in the modal

Bootstrap 3 - open modal from another modal

Is it possible in Bootstrap 3 to open modal from another modal? I have modal windows with content loaded from external html files.
I'm opening the modal window. There I have a form to submit.
After clicking the submit button I would like to go to the next step with a new modal window (and a new content from another html file).
As far as I know you can't have two modal windows simultaneously, so I have to close the first modal and then open the second one. The problem is I have to do after clicking the submit button in the first modal.
I've tried to use the data-dismiss="modal" with data-toggle="modal" attributes on the submit button but they only hide the first modal, the background in still dark and nothing happens.
you can use http://jschr.github.io/bootstrap-modal/bs3.html for that; check stackable example.

Auto Launch bootstrap 2.3.2 modal window?

Hello I was wondering if there was some javascript to auto launch the modal window within bootstrap 2.3.2. I am using the modal window for a form and the code for the from is on page and I want the modal window to open back up on the event of an error in the form. My code works fine and it shows the error message in the modal window bu you have to relaunch the window to see it so users may not necessarily know they have errors, so that's my dilemma.
Is there a way to do this? The page isn't refreshing so I can't say load it when the page loads, as I have seen that before.
To launch your modal you can use the following call in javascript/jQuery
$('#myModal').modal();
http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/javascript.html#modals

How to track form submission in IE with bootstrap modal window?

I have a form that the user fills out and gets submitted through jquery using $("form").submit();
while the form is submitted I use a modal window from the twitter bootstrap library to disable the entire screen and tell the user that the form is being submitted.
My problem is that when the form submit is complete, a pdf file is downloaded to the client's machine as a response is some cases,
If this is the case, the user approves the download and the form is stuck with the modal window covering the entire page and I look like an idiot, because the user can't go on using the web page.
I've tried using a $("form").submit() ".success()" function, but when I use that, the jquery fails and the page ceases to function.
The only thing that I can think of that's useful is the fact that the progress bar at the bottom of the browser in IE runs and only closes when the pdf file download request pops up.
Is there anyway I can intercept the progress of the form submission, and close the modal window at the moment when the form is done submitting?
Please help
I had the same issue a few weeks back and this solution helped. Basically you have to redirect your user to a page which will also handle the downloading of the PDF.

Categories