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We'll use behavior.modal as an example. This behavior allows us to display an
inline modal window that is populated from a specific URI. A modal window is a
window that prevents a user from returning to the originating window until the
modal window has been closed. A good example of this is the 'Pagebreak' button
used in the article manager when editing an article.
The behavior.modal type does not return anything; it prepares the necessary
JavaScript. None of the behavior types return data; they are solely intended to import
functionality into the document.
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This example demonstrates how we can use the behavior.modal type to open a
modal window that uses www.example.org as the source:
// prepare the JavaScript parameters
$params = array('size'=>array('x'=>100, 'y'=>100));
// add the JavaScript
JHTML::_('behavior.modal', 'a.mymodal', $params);
// create the modal window link
echo 'href="http://www.example.org" rel="{handler: \'iframe\',
size: {x: 400, y: 150}}">Example Modal Window';
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