I've created a new dialog-page (aspx-file) and put it in the dialogs-folder.
This dialog is opened with a custom action from the context-menu in the right tree.
Everything seems to be working fine, the window opens and shows the page correctly.
But:
The page includes some jquery-ui (sortable) which doesn't seem to work in this view. The jquery which makes my table sortable can't find the object - it seems to be searching in the outer-page.
This btw. worked fine before I made the page a part of the "../masterpages/umbracoDialog.Master".
In Chrome right click anywhere and choose Inspect Element. In the bottom right hand corner there might be a number in a red circle. This would indicate a script error.
From the description above it sounds to me like you're missing a reference to the script in your umbracoDialog.master page - How have you structured this page? As Paul is saying above you should look for errors in the browser console to see what is going on.
Jquery in modal dialog
Hi there
I've created a new dialog-page (aspx-file) and put it in the dialogs-folder.
This dialog is opened with a custom action from the context-menu in the right tree.
Everything seems to be working fine, the window opens and shows the page correctly.
But:
The page includes some jquery-ui (sortable) which doesn't seem to work in this view. The jquery which makes my table sortable can't find the object - it seems to be searching in the outer-page.
This btw. worked fine before I made the page a part of the "../masterpages/umbracoDialog.Master".
are any errors reported in the debug window?
In Chrome right click anywhere and choose Inspect Element. In the bottom right hand corner there might be a number in a red circle. This would indicate a script error.
Hi Frederik
From the description above it sounds to me like you're missing a reference to the script in your umbracoDialog.master page - How have you structured this page? As Paul is saying above you should look for errors in the browser console to see what is going on.
/Jan
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