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modalnotifier

v1.0.2

Published

This customizable jQuery plug-in allows a web developer to specify a target that will trigger a specified event in order to display a modal dialog window.

Downloads

4

Readme

modalnotifier

About

Author

Ryan E. Anderson


Description

This customizable jQuery plug-in allows a web developer to specify a target that will trigger a specified event in order to display a modal dialog window.

  • Use different events to display a modal dialog window.
  • Create custom callback functions that can be used to handle ajax responses that occur when the event that is attached to the target element is triggered.
  • Choose between six display styles.

Modalnotifier can be downloaded from the plainmacaron site and GitHub.


Version

1.0.1


License

GPL-2.0

Demo

Try the demos on the "Controls" page of the Plain Macaron website.

Add a simple modal notifier plug-in to your project:

screenshot 1

Try different display styles:

screenshot 2

screenshot 3

Installation

Install modalnotifier with npm:

$ npm i modalnotifier

Alternatively, you can add the JavaScript file to your project with a script tag:

<script type="text/javascript" src="./js/plainmacaron/jquery.plainmacaron.modalnotifier.js"></script>

Using modalnotifier

Use this plug-in in your projects. The following example demonstrates how to initialize this plug-in:

    <script type="text/javascript">
        $(function() {
            $("#notifier-mask").modalnotifier({
                displayStyle: 5,
                action: "php/track_event.php",
                imagePath: "png/Close-Icon.png",
                targetEvent: "mouseover",
                targetIdentifier: "notifier"
            });
        });
    </script>

The following example demonstrates how to initialize this plug-in without using a selector (A default element will be used.):

    <script type="text/javascript">
        $(function() {
            var modalNotifier = $.plainmacaron.modalnotifier({
                displayStyle: 5,
                action: "php/track_event.php",
                imagePath: "png/Close-Icon.png",
                targetEvent: "mouseover",
                targetIdentifier: "notifier"
            });
        });
    </script>