CuneiModal

CuneiModals are basically pop-up windows with pre-defined scripts and event handlers to make them work fluently with CuneiForms and CuneiTables. They are purely client-side constructs, so there are no needs to define and initiate them on the server side. It is, however, necessary for the server-side developer to anticipate their existence and, in most cases, their IDs in the server-side code. (See attributes in_modal of CuneiForms and in_modal/bound_modal of CuneiTables.)

Design & Pre-made Scripts

Modal Upper Macro & Modal Object

modal_upper_half(modalid, type="table", title="Look up", 
				 class="primary", head_bg=false, size=false,
				 first_focus=false)

Parameters

DO NOT rely on argument order farther than modalid and type, ALWAYS PROVIDE argument keywords. modalid (str) type (str): title (str): class and head_bg take the formats of class and custom_color arguments of CuneiForm's render_btn respectively. They dictates the colour of the table header as well as the color scheme of the full-form modal (when applicable). Note that, if both are given, head_bg takes precedence. size (str): first_focus (str):

Modal Lower Macro

modal_lower_half(modalid, class="success", head_bg=false, hidden=false,
				 ok_btn=gettext("OK"), hide_ok=false, addi_btns=[],
				 close_btn=gettext("Close"), hide_cancel=false)

Parameters

DO NOT rely on argument order farther than modalid and type, ALWAYS PROVIDE argument keywords. modalid (str) class and head_bg take the formats of class and custom_color arguments of CuneiForm's render_btn respectively. They dictates the colour of the table header as well as the color scheme of the full-form modal (when applicable). Note that, if both are given, head_bg takes precedence. hidden (bool): ok_btn (bool): hide_ok (bool): addi_btns (bool): close_btn (bool): hide_cancel (bool):