Thursday 9 August 2012

Modal dialog in Sharepoint 2010

Modal dialog in SharePoint 2010


Open modal dialog in Sharepoint 2010
<script type="text/javascript">
 
    function DialogCallback(dialogResult, returnValue) {
        //SP.UI.ModalDialog.RefreshPage(SP.UI.DialogResult.OK);
        window.location.href = window.location.href;
    }  
    function OpenWebPage() {
        var options = {
            url: "/Lists/test/NewForm.aspx",
            height:600,
            width:400,         
            dialogReturnValueCallback: DialogCallback
        };
        SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog(options);
    }
    </script>
just add the function name to open the modal dialog like 
<a class="ms-addnew" onclick="javascript:OpenWebPage(); return false;" href="/Lists/test/NewForm.aspx">
Add new item</a>
if you want to refresh your page after the modal dialog ok button press the just on-comment the second line and comment the line next to it i'e  " window.location.href ....".



Following are the list of options you can put as dialog options.









































































Property

Data type

Default value

Description

allowMaximise

boolean

true

Determines whether the maximise button is present on the rendered dialog.

args

object

We’ll examine this property in more detail later. The args property allows us to pass arbitrary properties into our dialog.

autoSize

boolean (true/false)

true

Determines whether the dialog should be automatically sized to fit within the parent browser window. Where a value has been set for width or height, this value is deemed to be false regardless of the actual setting.

dialogReturnValueCallback

function

We’ll examine this property in more detail. By passing a function, we can specify a section of script to be executed when the dialog is closed.

height

numeric

The height of the dialog to be displayed. If this value is not set the dialog is automatically sized to fit the window.

html

string

Where a Url is passed, an IFRAME tag is rendered pointing to the appropriate Url. AS an alternative to this, it is possible to pass arbitrary HTML instead, in which case, rather than an IFRAME tag, the arbitrary HTML is rendered instead.

showClose

boolean (true/false)

true

Determines whether the close button is visible in the titlebar of the dialog.

showMaximized

boolean
(true/false)

false

Dictates whether the rendered dialog should fill the available space in the parent window.

title

string

Specifies the title of the dialog. Where no title is specified, the title of the document referred to by the Url property is used instead.

url

string

null

The url of the page to be shown in the dialog. Where a url is set and IFRAME tag will be rendered by the Dialog framework and the src of the IFRAME will be set to this url.

width

numeric

The width of the dialog to be displayed. If this value is not set the dialog is automatically sized to fit the window.

x

numeric

Specifies the starting position of the rendered dialog. If this value is not set the dialog is shown in the middle of the viewing area. This value represents the offset from the left edge of the parent browser window.

y

numeric

Specifies the starting position of the rendered dialog. If this value is not set the dialog is shown in the middle of the viewing area. This value represents the offset from the bottom of the parent browser window.

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