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  • fran_j_diaz@yahoo.fr

    #1

    using Ajax Modal popup

    Hi,

    I have a page with an Ajax modal popup.

    I would like to know when my Modal popup is opened, my page still able
    to modify.

    Is it possible ?

    (I use Visual Studio 2005, c# )

    Thanks for helping.
  • Mark Rae [MVP]

    #2
    Re: using Ajax Modal popup

    <fran_j_diaz@ya hoo.frwrote in message
    news:cd1db5f8-cfc4-40b5-b7d2-bfa88b5d2cff@27 g2000hsf.google groups.com...
    I have a page with an Ajax modal popup.
    >
    I would like to know when my Modal popup is opened, my page still able
    to modify.
    >
    Is it possible ?
    >
    (I use Visual Studio 2005, c# )
    The whole point of a modal dialog is that it prevents the user from
    interacting with the page which launched it while it's open - that's what
    "modal" means in this context.

    However, it's still possible for the code behind the modal dialog to modify
    the page - is that what you mean...?


    --
    Mark Rae
    ASP.NET MVP


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    • fran_j_diaz@yahoo.fr

      #3
      Re: using Ajax Modal popup

      Not exactly.

      I would like that the user interact with the page.


      On 24 avr, 12:46, "Mark Rae [MVP]" <m...@markNOSPA Mrae.netwrote:
      <fran_j_d...@ya hoo.frwrote in message
      >
      news:cd1db5f8-cfc4-40b5-b7d2-bfa88b5d2cff@27 g2000hsf.google groups.com...
      >
      I have a page with an Ajax modal popup.
      >
      I would like to know when my Modal popup is opened, my page still able
      to modify.
      >
      Is it possible ?
      >
      (I use Visual Studio 2005, c# )
      >
      The whole point of a modal dialog is that it prevents the user from
      interacting with the page which launched it while it's open - that's what
      "modal" means in this context.
      >
      However, it's still possible for the code behind the modal dialog to modify
      the page - is that what you mean...?
      >
      --
      Mark Rae
      ASP.NET MVPhttp://www.markrae.net

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      • Mark Rae [MVP]

        #4
        Re: using Ajax Modal popup

        <fran_j_diaz@ya hoo.frwrote in message
        news:f9a2249d-f28b-4fb1-bc8c-185e04978b7e@x4 1g2000hsb.googl egroups.com...
        >>I have a page with an Ajax modal popup.
        >>
        >>I would like to know when my Modal popup is opened, my page still able
        to modify.
        >>
        Is it possible ?
        >>
        (I use Visual Studio 2005, c# )
        >>
        >The whole point of a modal dialog is that it prevents the user from
        >interacting with the page which launched it while it's open - that's what
        >"modal" means in this context.
        >>
        >However, it's still possible for the code behind the modal dialog to
        >modify
        >the page - is that what you mean...?
        >
        Not exactly.
        >
        I would like that the user interact with the page.
        Then you can't use a modal dialog...

        Best solution would probably be to use a floating div which the user could
        drag around as required...


        --
        Mark Rae
        ASP.NET MVP


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        • fran_j_diaz@yahoo.fr

          #5
          Re: using Ajax Modal popup

          Thanks


          On 24 avr, 12:58, "Mark Rae [MVP]" <m...@markNOSPA Mrae.netwrote:
          <fran_j_d...@ya hoo.frwrote in message
          >
          news:f9a2249d-f28b-4fb1-bc8c-185e04978b7e@x4 1g2000hsb.googl egroups.com...
          >
          >
          >
          >
          >
          >I have a page with an Ajax modal popup.
          >
          >I would like to know when my Modal popup is opened, my page still able
          to modify.
          >
          Is it possible ?
          >
          (I use Visual Studio 2005, c# )
          >
          The whole point of a modal dialog is that it prevents the user from
          interacting with the page which launched it while it's open - that's what
          "modal" means in this context.
          >
          However, it's still possible for the code behind the modal dialog to
          modify
          the page - is that what you mean...?
          >
          Not exactly.
          >
          I would like that the user interact with the page.
          >
          Then you can't use a modal dialog...
          >
          Best solution would probably be to use a floating div which the user could
          drag around as required...
          >
          --
          Mark Rae
          ASP.NET MVPhttp://www.markrae.net- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
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