I'm trying to set up a simple inline thickbox window for agreeing to the terms of use for a download file. I found styling the box to hold the TOS content statement rather easy, but don't know how to set up a second button that closes the thickbox AND points the user at a zip file to begin download.
The coding snippit for the "Cancel" button that they click when they don't agree is below. I want to add a second button that begins the download process, and also closes the thickbox popup. Any ideas on how I can do this? Google isn't a bunch of guys reading and grading web sites, it's more like a bunch of monkeys sniffing food and putting the good bananas at the top. I've tried using your script with a file in mind, and it did not work.
What would the syntax in the javascript in the header, and in the tag be for a file named:. I last posted one of the syntax change iterations that I was trying after it did not work the first time. The result is the same. Thickbox is a JavaScript widget built on top of the jQuery library.
It displays an image or text in a pop-up window, allowing a user to view the image or text without leaving the original page. This is useful for viewing full-sized pictures by clicking on a thumbnail. It also has a gallery feature for picture groups so the user doesn't have to leave the pop-up box to cycle through a set of full sized pictures.
Everything is there on a single page, including implementation instructions for the widgets. It's the single best place to see what Thickbox can do. At the time of writing the current module version is V5. In addition to bringing Thickbox to Drupal the module adds Drupal specific integration:.
Installation of the Thickbox module is very straightforward. Install the module by uncompressing it in your module directory and turn it on. According to the release notes this may lead to a conflict if your site has already implemented jQuery. For example, if you have an image:. Implementing the feature with an anchor tag allows picture viewing even if JavaScript is turned off in the client browser.
With JavaScript turned on, Thickbox takes over the link and uses the pop-up box. The Image module support works like you would expect it to. The Image module automatically creates a Preview and a Thumbnail image when an Image node is created. By default, an Image node displays the Preview image if the Thumbnail image is clicked. When Thickbox is enabled for Image nodes, the Preview image is displayed in Thickbox. The Thickbox gallery feature is used on Image Gallery pages.
With that said, I think I might owe some people an apology. ThickBox is not retail software. It has no support or documentation except for this site.
If you see its potential, then the script was likely created for you. If, however, you only see the limitations of the solution, then honestly, the script is likely not for you. However, if you send a detailed email of the issue, along with the browser s and operating system s the issue is occurring in, the chances of getting direct support will increase significantly. In addition to emailing me directory, and the choice for support I would recommend, you can visit and pillaged the ThickBox Forum for peer support.
If past development is any indication, ThickBox will likely morph into another version in the future. If at that point it can stand alone as useful to you, then use it. However, as of today please do not expect a great deal of support for a script that was really never meant to be a complete software solution. Remember, this stuff is free. If it so happens to come wrapped with great documentation and support, then even better, but please don't assume that it should.
Knowledge is its own reward. While its true that my own personal enjoyment and education continues to thrive as I develop ThickBox, a little bit of cash for a rainy day never hurt anyone. So, if you're feeling gracious and would like to improve my monetary situation out of gratitude, or maybe because my work on ThickBox has helped you monetarily, you can give me a little cash for all my hard work by clicking on the "PayPal Donate" button below and send me some cha-ching.
Of course, this is not necessary, even if you plan on using ThickBox commercially. As I said, knowledge is its own reward. Also, no images were killed used during the development of this site except for the images in the examples.
ThickBox 3. Its function is to show a single image, multiple images, inline content, iframed content, or content served through AJAX in a hybrid modal. Features: ThickBox was built using the super lightweight jQuery library. Compressed, the jQuery library is 20k , uncompressed it's 58k. The CSS file could additionally be compressed if need be.
ThickBox will resize images that are bigger than the browser window. ThickBox will hide form elements in Windows IE 6. ThickBox will remain centered in the window even when the user scrolls the page or changes the size of the browser window.
Clicking an image, the overlay, or close link will remove ThickBox. Due to the ThickBox creator's view that transitions should be tailored by individual authors, ThickBox windows do not implement fancy transitions. Feel free to add them as you see fit. Is this a feature?
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