Closed indrahulu closed 9 years ago
No!
That can be a new feature in new next version!
I will try do get it done asap.
Samuel Ribeiro Pinto
2015-08-10 13:38 GMT+01:00 indrahulu notifications@github.com:
in eModal.ajax, is there a way to make all buttons in footer disabled while loading remote content and then enabled after remote content is successfully loaded. i'm using eModal to load a form and place the submit button in the footer. since the loading of form could possibly take time, i think it could be helpful if there is a way that the submit button in the footer will only be enabled after the form is successfully loaded. i am no javascript expert to figured this out and really like the simple use of eModal. :)
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This bug is fix thanks to pharaoh2012.
you can download the version 1.2.1-rc1
ATTENTION!!!
The change 1.2.x has breaking changes. The callback argument for prompt, confirm, ajax and iframe, now are provided in then function.
e.g.: V 1.1.X eModal.confirm(question, title, function(trueOrFalse) { trueOrFalse ? doTrue() : doFalse(); });
V 1.2.X eModal .confirm(question, title) .then(doTrue, doFalse);
in eModal.ajax, is there a way to make all buttons in footer disabled while loading remote content and then enabled after remote content is successfully loaded. i'm using eModal to load a form and place the submit button in the footer. since the loading of form could possibly take time, i think it could be helpful if there is a way that the submit button in the footer will only be enabled after the form is successfully loaded. i am no javascript expert to figured this out and really like the simple use of eModal. :)