Use of Window.Modal

[Ben]

Hi,

I'm struggling because I can't find a way to trigger an AJAX modal
without having and anchor tag with an href on it.

I want to trigger my modal with a button!

Any ideas? Is there a way to tell the control what its href should be
for the ajax call without having to have an href on a tag? Seems very
restrictive....

Thanks
Ben

[Ben]

Also, it seems to be caching the ajax response, which won't work for
me. Do I have no control over that?

B

[Ben]

Got around these problems by:

a) Having hidden <a> tags.... (puke)

b) Destroying and remaking the window objects each time they are
closed.... (more puking)

Other ideas still welcome...

[H.G.A. Hendriks]

Hi Ben,
I use hidden <a> tags. Not pretty perhaps but it works. As for your
point b), if you want to refresh the window contents, why not use one
of the open events to update the window container?

Henk

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[Ben]

Thanks Henk. I wrestled it into working in the end...

On Mar 9, 5:18 am, "H.G.A. Hendriks" <hendriks....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Ben,
> I use hidden <a> tags. Not pretty perhaps but it works. As for your
> point b), if you want to refresh the window contents, why not use one
> of the open events to update the window container?
>
> Henk
>

> 2012/3/9 Ben <ben.pet...@petromediacorp.com>: