can i put a form in notice type jbox?

[nhaemu]

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[nhaemu]

i want to use jbox notice as incoming message which showing data and two buttons. I insert string of element in content. but when i click button it does not work.

[StephanWagner]

Sorry for answering so late! If you are still having that problem, could you provide some code, so I can have a look at what you are trying to do.

[nhaemu]

The problem is solved. I declared button click event like this:
$(body).on('click', '#aaButton', function() {
myFunction();
}

[StephanWagner]

Ok, its not the nicest solution, but if it works for you, all right.
If you still want me to have a look at it, post some code how you open the notice, I might have a more solid solution.

[StephanWagner]

Ah, OK, I see what you'd like to do.

Firstly, I think you would be better off creating this with a jBox 'Modal' as jBox Notices normally are only useful to show a notice and then disappear. Let me know if you like a jBox Modal Example that has the same functionality as your example, I'd be more than happy to create one.

Meanwhile, your code does work, but I have a few improvements if you like:
$('body') - clicks should generally be avoided, read Section Event performancy here: http://api.jquery.com/on/
I would just add an onclick event to the button.

Also, Notices close themselves when you click on the notice itself (anywhere). So I would add the option closeOnClick: false. And then I would store the notice reference in an object so you can close it manually.

See this fiddle here, thats how I would do it with type Notice: http://jsfiddle.net/StephanWagner/gybpytr4/

But as I said above, you could achieve the same behavior with type Modal.

[nhaemu]

Thanks you very much.

[StephanWagner]

That must be an error on your side then. When you define the function in global scope, the onclick="" of the button will find it.

Alternatively you could also just add the doCheck function when jBox has been created:
http://jsfiddle.net/StephanWagner/gybpytr4/2/