modal-dialog

Something is fundamentally wrong with my eventFilter, as it lets every single event through, while I want to stop everything . I've read lots of documentation on QEvent , eventFilter() and so on, but obviously I'm missing something big. Essentially, I'm trying to create my own modal-functionality for my popup-window class based on QDialog . I want to implement my own since the built-in setModal(true) includes a lot of features, e.g. playing QApplication::Beep() , that I want to exclude. Basically, I want to discard all events going to the QWidget (window) that created my popup . What I have so

I've recently come across a situation where I've been a bit confused about which technique I should use when dealing with JQueryUI Modal Dialog's. I've got a function: ClearDay(weekID, ltDayID) . Currently this is responsible for creating a dialog with two buttons: ok and cancel. ok will fire an ajax call, passing weekID and ltDayID to the server. cancel will empty the dialog's div and call .dialog('destroy') on the target div. My question is: which following approach should I use? Destroy/Re-Create Dialog on every call - so that I can pass parameters to the ajax call and only have one div for

I'm using Twitter bootstrap, CSS and JS. The problem comes from the Modal plugin, it's working fine on Firefox and IE but displays bad in Chrome : the modal successly pop up, but behind the modal-backdrop so it's impossible to use the form (contained in the modal box) You can have a try by clicking the top right buttons : http:// It's working fine on bootstrap example page ( http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#modals ) so I guess it's coming from my CSS I've looked everywhere I could, but couldn't find anything suspicious. What did I missed ? The style -webkit-overflow

Problem description: Whenever an exception is thrown and not catched a dialog pops up. I want Visual Studio Express 2012 just to break and stop grabbing all my input with this modal dialog window. Example of the dialog: Wanted solution: VS 2010 does not show this annoying pop-up window but something called exception assistant. How an I can get the same type of break on exceptions in 2012 as in 2010? Even if that's not possible I really want the pop-up to be gone while keeping the break. Things I've tried to solve this problem: Search for a solution on both Google and here on StackOverflow

I've got a modal form that sometimes requires a second modal to be opened to set or display some data. I'm able to launch the first and second modals OK, but when I close the 'top' modal, both modals are hidden. Is it possible to hide one modal at a time? Show Modal One: $('#content').on('click', "a#AddItemModal", function () { var id = $(this).attr('value'); var val = '/AddItems/id:' + id; $('#addItemBody').load(val); $('#addItemModal').modal({}); }); Modal One: <div class="modal fade hide" id="addItemModal" tabindex="-1" role="dialog"> <div class="modal-body"> <p id="addItemBody"></p> </div>

I have a modaldialog with an OK and a Cancel button. For the OK I set the Default property to True, and for the Cancel button the Cancel property. ModalResult is set to mrOK and mrCancel , resp. However neither pressing the Enter nor the Esc key on my keyboard close the dialog. What did I miss here? edit I posted a small test application using the suspect dialog on my site. IDE is RAD Studio XE3. From your posted example you can see that the TSpinEdit control is focused and captures the keys. To close the modal form in all cases, set form KeyPreview to true and insert this into the OnKeyPress

In the plain old Semantic-UI WITHOUT React, I have been able to put a form inside a Modal without a problem at all. With the Semantic-UI + React version, I am able to display the form inside the modal, but it doesn't work the way I would expect it to. For example, after the modal shows and the form inside the modal also is displayed. If I start inputting in the input field, I would get this error displayed: Error: Invariant Violation: findComponentRoot(..., .1.1.1.0.4.0.0.1): Unable to find element. This probably means the DOM was unexpectedly mutated (e.g., by the browser), usually due to