I have been looking for a slide out tab for a couple of days now and so far every one I have seen is positioned on the far left or far right of the browser. I want to position mine in a table data cell exactly where I place it and none of the plugins I have tried so far work that way. Is there another one out there that can be positioned anywhere you want it?
I am getting a Stack overflow error ONLY in IE 8 ( surprise ) when I click on the close button for a dialog. I am using the following jquery scripts in the page:
IE 7 is vertically stacking my <li> elements in my jQuery menu, it doesn't behave this way in IE 8 / 9 , Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc. Here is my CSS and html.
I am having an issue with a dropdown menu in IE 7. I am stacking the menu horizontally and it works fine in all browsers but IE 7 ( go figure ), IE 7 is stacking it vertically and hiding most menu items. Any idea how to fix this?
Is there a way to have multiple dialogs on one page opening and re-opening without having to repost the form? Right now I just call a reLoad() function inside the close so that the same Dialog can be re-opened. The reason I need this is I have several dialogs with videos embedded in them and users want to be able to open them more than once. Here is my code:
This all works fine in all other browsers but right now I have 2 major issues that are deal breakers for me using jQuery UI on my sites.
In IE 8 ( I have version IE 8 8.0.7600.16385 )
1.) The modal dialog overlay is not transparent it is a solid black color. 2.) The Close function is not working, I am playing video in the dialog and to stop the videos audio from playing after close is clicked in the other browsers I do a jQuery.Post(); this is obviously not working in IE 8.
I am new to jQuery so I'm thinking this issue is just arising because I am not familiar enough with it but I am playing videos in modal dialogs, this works great the first time someone clicks on a link ( i am using a hrefs to open the dialog ). The second click does nothing, I have read some blogs on it and it seems like I am missing something simple but the issue I have is if I use the default behavior of the close button the audio from the video keeps playing even though the window is gone so I tried "destroy" and .empty(); Both of those options kill the video audio like I need them to but I cannot bring the video back a second time. .empty(); seems to be the closest to what I need because the modal does come back a second time but like the method name indicates it's empty. here is the script and a href tag code, any help would be great this really is exactly what I need to use so I'd like to make it work 100%.
I am using the Modal Dialog to show a video and my question is once the user clicks on close everything is fine but if they click back on the modal dialog video link it shows the video as being played already so I am guessing the close button does not "destroy" the modal window it just hides it. Is there a javascript function I can add that on close the modal is disposed of?