pModal

jQuery extension to dynamically generate bootstrap modal.

Usage

Just add pModal file after jQuery and bootstrap, now you can use it in your code. Basic execution is just simply select element and run pModal() method.

<a href="/some/action" class="myButton">Click me!</a> ( .. ) <script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){     $('.myButton').pModal(); }); </script>

Now when you click on this link, modal will appear, and if you want to proceed to it's action you need to click accept button.

Other options

You can also customize modal with few parameters. For example:

$('.myButton').pModal({     title: 'My custom title!',     content: '<strong>This can change everything!</strong>',     confirm: 'Yay!',     decline: 'Oh... Bollocks :c' });

Other options are:

• title - Title of modal
• content - Content of modal body (HTML accepted :) )
• confirm - Text on confirm button (set false to hide)
• decline - Text on decline button (set false to hide)
• confirmType - Color of confirm button, it uses bootstrap classes so if you set primary it will create btn-primary color button.
• declineType - Same as above, just for the decline button.
• confirmCallback - You can customize action on confirm button click with this parameter.
• showOnStartup - If you set this to true modal will appear just after you execute pModal() method
• killOnClose - If you set it to true after you decline or, accept modal it's object will be removed from DOM
• appendTo - You can specify where modal markup should be applied, by default it's body
• customClass - Usefull when you need to add custom class for specific modal.
• width - When specified this value set custom width for modal. Accepts both percentage and fixed values.