I do agree AJAX request is best approach, and that is how I am doing it in numerous other locations. I just needed a fix for this one instance as it would have been a lot more work to refactor the modal to use AJAX for the select list, then it was to implement the refresh of the initial modal when the secondary modal executed a save.
I was able to resolve this using the existing
_resetUserSpecificPermissions()
in _PermissionsModal.js
as an example, tweaking it to my specific need!
I have a modal that has a select form field in it that is populated from the database; it also has a button that opens another modal where the user can add a new record to the database, once they add the record I need to refresh the modal that has the select so that the newly created option appears in the select list.
The select list is populated using a ViewBag parameter that is set in the Controller, thus the need to "refresh/reload" the modal window (to get the newly added record)
is there a "refresh" or "reload" method for the first open modal?
Considering renaming "MPA" to something else, any ill effects anyone can think of?
TIA! :)
Just asking - I rubber duckied my way to the solution :)
ModalManager - getModalId() and jQuery to modify the css.
$thisModal = $('#' + _modalManager.getModalId()).find(".modal-content").css({ "width": "900px", "margin-left": "-10px" });
Is there a quick way to adjust the modal width for the modalManager? Didnt see any options for width in ModalManager.js, wondering if it could be accomplished easily via jQuery but the Modal_ + (Math.floor((Math.random() * .... + new Date().getTime(); seems a bit difficult to "key" off of...
Thoughts appreciated as always!
Has anyone gotten the Metronic select2 (multiple select) working in a Modal in AspNetZero?
It doesn't appear to work for me even when I copy & paste directly from Metronic's theme definition page.
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Hmmm, in my continued reading it appears Settings Manager uses Cache, maybe extending OU to have settings is the correct route.
Appreciate others input...
Organizational Units work great for segregating users however I need to further extend it so that OU's can have "settings". I looked into the Setting Manager and it'd work great if I didn't need a UI for the site admin to manage the "OU Settings".
So... should I get the source code and extend OU's to have "settings", or should I go the route of creating an UI for creating static (saved to db) settings that are then used to create settings in the settings manager on application initialization.
Thoughts?
Org. Unit X (Customers)
Setting 1 (locale zone fee) Setting 2 (group discount for instance)
TIA! :D
<cite>hikalkan: </cite> One reason can be customErrors should be "On" in for web.config file.
That was the culprit, thank you sir.