window.showModalDialog Not working in google Chrome

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Hi Freinds,

window.showModalDialog Not working in google Chrome using Jquery.
If I used window.open(), it is working in all browsers, but split is not working.

Ex; objMandal.val(objwinopen.split("/")[0]);, this is not working in FF & Chrome,

Please some body suggest me.

Posted 5-Oct-14 19:55pm

Baroor

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VC.J 6-Oct-14 2:01am

Baroor window.showModalDialog will not work on Chrome.

you can use jQuery dialogue box may be that can help

Baroor 6-Oct-14 2:11am

dailogue box will work on all browsers??

Sinisa Hajnal 6-Oct-14 2:27am

That is the idea behind jQuery (and other frameworks) - they work on all browsers hiding the complexity from the developer.

Baroor 6-Oct-14 2:13am

shall i use window.open()?

VC.J 6-Oct-14 3:30am

if you want some value in return from popup than go for jquery dialogue box else window.open() will do for you

Baroor 7-Oct-14 0:43am

will u please provide an example of jquery dialog box.

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Praneet Nadkar · Answer 1 · 2014-10-05T20:23:00

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No it wont work. Check this out http://codecorner.galanter.net/2014/09/02/reenable-showmodaldialog-in-chrome/[^]

window.open() most certainly works in Safari and Chrome.

Regards,
Praneet

Posted 5-Oct-14 20:23pm

Praneet Nadkar

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Baroor 6-Oct-14 2:27am

This is in Jquery function
objwinopen = window.open('../HRManagement/EmployeeDetails_Search.aspx?Cat=RM&F9=1&Mode=' + ObjMode + '', null, 'status:no;dialogWidth:745px;dialogHeight:624px;dialogHide:true;help:no;scroll:no');

Other window opened but when im trying to get the selected value im getting error.
objMandal.val(objwinopen.split("/")[0]);
is there any syntax error in this.

[no name] 6-Oct-14 3:10am

Try converting to string before using the split.
For e.g
var b=a.toString().split('/');

For further reference in detail check this out : http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archives/cross-browser-split