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  • 8/8/2013
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Jay Royall

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Jay Royall long time ago
Hi,

I am a new-comer to DNN module development so please excuse me if I don't word this question very well.

I need to develop a module that simply allows the user to fill in a form and submit it. I would like the form to be in a modal popup window. I have found examples of how to use dnnModal.Show() which works fine except for the title bar which displays the path from the root to the module being viewed.

Is there a way to change/hide this title? If not, what other alternatives are there for showing a user-control in a modal popup window? Ajax toolkit perhaps?

Thanks in advance.

Jay
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Joe Brinkman

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Joe Brinkman long time ago
Just set the title option on the underlying jQuery dialog like this:

jQuery("#iPopUp").dialog("option", {title: "Help Me!"});

iPopUp is the id that we use for the modal popup on the page, so it is easy to find.
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Jay Royall long time ago
Thanks for the reply :)

I have tried what you suggested and for a second it works, however, once the popup has finished loading the title that I have specified is replaced by the path!

Any ideas?

Jay
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Andrew Walker long time ago
can you post the code you have? Maybe there's an unmatched quote or apostrophe?
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Jay Royall long time ago
Sure:


$(document).ready(function () {
$("#lnkPopup").click(function () {
dnnModal.show('Default.aspx?popUp=true', false, 550, 950, false);
$("#iPopUp").dialog("option", { title: 'Event Registration' });
});
});



Like I said, the popup's title is set to 'Event Registration' for a second or two but when its finished loading it changes back to the path.

Thanks for you help.

Jay
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Ronald Anderson long time ago
I have the same need. Just where does the code go? In the module, do you register it on the module load event. I'm not clear no where to code goes...can you be a little more explicit?
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