Hello, I am interested too, how to send input text, password to a php file (url). I mean if I have name “user”, hidden item “act” with value “ok” and age “age” how can i send them to “index.php”?

Any help is greately appreciated.

Thanks.

Hey there.

First off, gotta say I’m loving the script. It’s a fantastic piece of code and I’m hoping to use it a lot on my website.

I’m having one small problem though where I’ve created a modal window to act as a login form but I can’t get the information to go to an external php file.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, but that does not function for me.

I would like to use a link to open a window modal so that the user connects himself.

I think that it is necessary to use the function post?

Here my last test:

<a href="#" id="example3">Example 3</a>

<script type="text/javascript">
$('#example3').click(function() {

$.msgbox('Login', {
type    : "prompt",
inputs  : [
{type: "text",     name: "username", value: "", label: "Username:", required: true},
{type: "password", name: "password", value: "", label: "Password:", required: true}
],
buttons : [
{type: "submit", name: "submit", value: "OK"},
{type: "cancel", value: "Exit"}
]
}, function(onclick) {
if (onclick) {
$.post("test.php", { 
action: "login", username: "", password: "" 
});
}
});
return false; //this do the trick
});
</script>

You think that it is possible?

Thanks, Mick

I think that I found my error:

$ (“#test’”) .send is not have function

How to define the function ?

Thanks ! Mick

My form also uses a value hidden.

It is possible to add :

inputs : [ {type: “hidden”, name: “action”, value: “connect”},

Thank you for your assistance.

Mick

Hello,

$(’#test’).submit(function() { $.msgbox(‘Please confirm.’, { type : ‘confirm’ }, function(buttonPressed) { if (buttonPressed) { // do things $(’#test’).send(); } }); return false; //this do the trick });

I use your example, but how to add the value action form ?

form action=”?” method=”post”

Thank you for your assistance.

Mick

Can it work with uploadify?

Edit: Oh nvm, used your newer jQuery.min only and it all works, never mind me

One other item for the wish list:

an option that specifies the default button.

Thanks again for the great work!

Great stuff! Easy implementation.

Two suggestions (by no means deal breakers):

an option to disable msgbox display animation

ugly safari buttons (as previously mentioned)

Great work but the buttons are ugly in Safari/Chrome for Mac OS: http://bit.ly/aWXyoB

Some of the best work I have seen. Great work, and nice generator!!

Hi aeroalquimia,

very great work. Is ther any possibility to convert it to MooTools?

I absolutely love this but I have a problem with it I’m hoping you can help me work out.

When I use this for an onclick event for anything there’s never an issue. However I am making a form that I validate simply for empty fields and when I call it, it all works fine in all other browsers except for IE.

Actually it still works, the box comes down and all, but the dark light overlay will not cover the entire back screen, only the part after the end of my main table.

Do you know why this is?

Try it here: http://ittilt.dk/loop/

Just hit one of the two buttons with emtpy fields. (note that I only test in IE8 ).

Very well done. I appreciate the care that you put in to give the behavior of the box a more organic feel. Not just in the way it drops in but also in the fact that when you scroll it isn’t just sitting on top of other content but has to “catch up” to the user as if to say “Hey, don’t forget I’m still here waiting for your response!”

The color of text message in msgbox uses css of my site, how can I change the color of text to black?

I don’t know too much about jQuery, but any chance you could release a version that works with jQuery easing for when the message box appears? That could be really neat.

If it’s easy to integrate with easing and you have some time to explain, please let me know.

Thanks

http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery/easing/

I tried to replace a simple confirm() on my form button with this and couldn’t do it. It auto submit the form directly or don’t submit it at all. Don’t buy this if you’re not very good at javascript. I loose 3 hours of my time trying to do what a confirm() can do in 1 line.

Quoting BaylorRae

The buttons look like the old style aqua pill buttons. The custom button style is not showing up.

(Safari, Mac OS X 10 .6)

Really great, bookmarked for next project!

Great script, but how can I script a msgbox when a page loads?. I’ve tried just

$(document).ready(function() { $.msgbox('test'); }

but this produces a script error.