public function ButtonClick2($strFormId, $strControlId, $strParameter)
{
$this->modal2->HideDialogBox();
Bs\Modal::Alert("Button '" . $strParameter . "' was clicked");
}
/**
* Create a message dialog. Automatically adds an OK button that closes the dialog. To detect the close,
* add an action on the Modal_HiddenEvent. To change the message, use the return value and set ->Text.
* To detect a button click, add a QDialog_ButtonEvent.
*
* If you specify no buttons, a close box in the corner will be created that will just close the dialog. If you
* specify just a string in $mixButtons, or just one string in the button array, one button will be shown that will just close the message.
*
* If you specify more than one button, the first button will be the default button (the one pressed if the user presses the return key). In
* this case, you will need to detect the button by adding a QDialog_ButtonEvent. You will also be responsible for calling "Close()" on
* the dialog after detecting a button.
*
* @param string $strMessage // The message
* @param string|string[]|null $strButtons
* @param string|null $strControlId
* @return Modal
*/
public static function Alert($strMessage, $strButtons = null, $strControlId = null)
{
global $_FORM;
$objForm = $_FORM;
$dlg = new Modal($objForm, $strControlId);
//$dlg->MarkAsModified(); // Make sure it gets drawn.
$dlg->Text = $strMessage;
$dlg->AddAction(new Modal_HiddenEvent(), new \QAjaxControlAction($dlg, 'Alert_Close'));
if ($strButtons) {
$dlg->blnHasCloseButton = false;
if (is_string($strButtons)) {
$dlg->AddCloseButton($strButtons);
} elseif (count($strButtons) == 1) {
$dlg->AddCloseButton($strButtons[0]);
} else {
$strButton = array_shift($strButtons);
$dlg->AddButton($strButton, null, false, true);
// primary button
foreach ($strButtons as $strButton) {
$dlg->AddButton($strButton);
}
}
} else {
$dlg->blnHasCloseButton = true;
}
$dlg->ShowDialogBox();
return $dlg;
}
