Passing additional parameters for use by ModalManager #3499

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  alirizaadiyahsi created 7 years ago

  Hi,

  There is no built-in solution, but you can add this option to ModalManager.js. And also, you can send parameter with Url to server-side. For example:

  var _MyCustomModal = new app.ModalManager({
      viewUrl: abp.appPath + 'Mpa/MyCustomModal?myParam=16777328',
      ...
  

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  alukaszewski created 7 years ago

  Ah, good idea thanks.

  I had previously not been using the modalManager to show modals, instead including modal html and code on the page or loading from another controller - with that method I could throw a value into a field on the modal before modal.shown and then have the modal execute code based on the value in that field during modal.shown. With modalManager, the modal DOM elements are not available until modal Manager.open but I don't want modal code to execute until I have first established an id value.

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  alukaszewski created 7 years ago

  Bah, this does not appear to work with modals/modalManager. The parameters passed in the URL are not available when the modal loads. There must be a way to extend modal Manager - I can see an 'Args' I wonder what those are?

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  alukaszewski created 7 years ago

  I think I solved this, by adding myParams to new modalManager modal;

  var _myCustomModal = new app.ModalManager({
          viewUrl: abp.appPath + 'Mpa/Modals/MyCustomModal',
          scriptUrl: abp.appPath + 'Areas/Mpa/Views/Common/Modals/_MyCustomModal.js',
          modalClass: 'MyCustomModal',
          myParams: { "param1": "16777328", "param2": "XX1XX1XX2" }
      });
  

  I added some extra functionality to ModalManager.js;

  I include myParams in ModalManager.js _normalizeOptions;

  return function (options) {
  
              _normalizeOptions(options);
  
              var _$modal = null;
              var _modalId = options.modalId;
              var _modalSelector = '#' + _modalId;
              var _modalObject = null;
              var _myParams = options.myParams;
  

  I then have an extra custom Api call which returns my parameters;

  getMyParams: function () {
                      return _myParams
                  },
  

  Then in _MyCustomModal.js I can use;

  var myParams = _modalManager.getMyParams();
              var myParam1 = myParams.param1;
  

  before I run any other code such as DataTables or AmChart.

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  alirizaadiyahsi created 7 years ago

  Great. This is the best way to achieve what you want to do.

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