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static window.DIALOG_ID :number

code/dialog.js, line 13

The global ID of onscreen dialogs. Starts at 0.

Methods

inner alert(text, isHTMLopt, closeCallbackopt) → {jQuery}

code/dialog.js, line 255

Creates an alert dialog with default settings. This function is a simplified wrapper around window.dialog. It provides a quick way to create basic alert dialogs with optional HTML content and a close callback.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
text	string			The text or HTML content to display in the alert dialog.
isHTML	boolean	<optional>	false	Specifies whether the text parameter should be treated as HTML. If true, the text will be inserted as HTML, otherwise as plain text.
closeCallback	function	<optional>		A callback function to be executed when the alert dialog is closed.

Returns:

jQuery -

The jQuery object representing the created alert dialog.

inner dialog(options) → {jQuery}

code/dialog.js, line 15

Creates a dialog and puts it onscreen with various options and callbacks.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
options	Object	Configuration options for the dialog. Properties Name Type Attributes Default Description text string | HTMLElement <optional> The text or HTML to display in the dialog. Text is auto-converted to HTML. title string <optional> The dialog's title. modal boolean <optional> false Whether to open a modal dialog. Implies draggable=false; dialogClass='ui-dialog-modal'. Note that modal dialogs hijack the entire screen and should only be used in specific cases. If IITC is running on mobile, modal will always be true. id string <optional> A unique ID for this dialog. If a dialog with this ID is already open, it will be automatically closed. closeCallback function <optional> A callback to run on close. collapseCallback function <optional> A callback to run on dialog collapse. expandCallback function <optional> A callback to run on dialog expansion. collapseExpandCallback function <optional> A callback to run on both collapse and expand. Overrides collapseCallback and expandCallback. Receives a boolean argument collapsing. focusCallback function <optional> A callback to run when the dialog gains focus. blurCallback function <optional> A callback to run when the dialog loses focus.

Returns:

jQuery -

The jQuery object representing the created dialog.

See:

• http://docs.jquery.com/UI/API/1.8/Dialog for a list of all jQuery UI Dialog options. If you previously applied a class to your dialog after creating it with alert(), dialogClass may be particularly useful.