modal-dialog

Following code does destroy records as intended, but the callback is inherited from one modal to the next one. So while a record is properly deleted, Rails keeps looking to delete the formerly deleted ones as well. I'm using a Twitter Bootstrap modal window, that sits in a Rails view template and is shown when a standard Rails delete method is fired, replacing the regular javascript dialog. How to clear the callback after it has been fired? $.rails.allowAction = function(element) { var message = element.data('confirm'), answer = false, callback; if (!message) { return true; } if ($.rails.fire

When setting the selection mode of my ListView to multiple, I came across this constant introduced in Android API level 11: CHOICE_MODE_MULTIPLE_MODAL . The JavaDoc didn't help me out much: public static final int CHOICE_MODE_MULTIPLE_MODAL The list allows multiple choices in a modal selection mode. What is a modal selection mode? Can't find it nowheres. This is used to bring up an action mode (a.k.a., contextual action bar) when using action bars. You will see it in apps like Gmail: as you start checking items in the list, the action bar changes from generic activity-level actions to

If I create a modal window: Ext.define('myWindow', { extend: 'Ext.Container', alias: 'widget.myWindow', floating: true, modal: true, listeners: 'onMaskClick???': { close the window } ..... } How do I know when a user has clicked on the mask outside the window? In Sench Touch, there is a config hideOnMaskTap that lets me specify. What is the event/config for extJS? Tramway's case (sort of) works on modal or non modal windows. But not in case child components like the boundlist of a combobox float outside the windows boundaries. However if you use modal windows anyway you can listen for a click

I presume a winform's owner can be set explicitly via the .Owner property OR by passing the owner in the overloaded method ShowDialog(IWin32Window owner) I am unable to understand why these methods exhibit different behavior when working with MDI forms . I have created an MDIParent and an MDIChild. I also have a simple winform MyDialogBox that displays its owner on load. MessageBox.Show("Dialog's owner is " + this.Owner.Name); Method A - In the load of MDIChild I have the following code, which causes the MyDialogBox's owner to be set to MDIChild MyDialogBox box = new MyDialogBox(); box.Owner =