Trent Richardson
Impromptu 1.1 is now available(since sunday, sorry for the delayed post). Everything works ok for me, but I don’t count for everyone, so if you see any issues please let me know. That being said if you need the previous working version(1.0) for the time being, it can be located here. I hope no one needs this one but better safe than sorry! If you’ve downloaded since Sunday you probably already have 1.1.
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Mike
16|Nov|2007I’m wondering how I can include another page in the impromptu pop up. I have tried using a simple php include to no avail. I want a really interesting pop up to display lots of text and forum and love impromptu
trent
16|Nov|2007Since php is server side and jquery is clientside, this probably doesn’t work. What you will need todo is use ajax to pull this file in, so you might do something like this…
$.prompt(”).find(‘.jqimessage’).load(‘myfile.php’);
This should retrieve the file and inject it into the message of the prompt. Hope that helps!
Matt
17|Nov|2007Just a friendly heads up that the CO2 emissions monitoring site, “carma.org” is making use of impromptu as a friendly, lightweight alternative to Thickbox. Couldn’t be happier with it — keep up the great work!
RoadT
18|Nov|2007Damn! It doesn’t work in IE6! In your examples are serious issues with positioning shadow layer when page is scrolled down. And in my site the message window appears behind the fade div and positions incorrectly at all. In FF and Opera it’s almost fine, except the problems with mask layer height.
trent
19|Nov|2007Geez, thanks for catching that, I will try to get a fix worked up tonight!.. Gota love ie6 :)
RoadT
19|Nov|2007IE6 – is a piece of shit. I already have used thickbox script to generate message boxes. It works fine everywhere except Opera 9.50 beta. You can try to use it’s functions and css for correct overlay and window positioning.
trent
21|Nov|2007I’ve got the entire ie6 problem fixed FINALLY! I will be uploading the new version tonight(11/21/2007), so if you’ve got 1.1 now check back tonight for 1.2!
Bad Leo
20|Dec|2007Hi, Trent,
The impromptu is really cool!
But same as the guy above, I also had problem in IE6, and I discovered that it is fine when I add the xml 1.0 tag at the 1st line of my page.
but not everything solved, the color of the background div cannot be set in IE6, and it is look great in FF.
You did a great job, wish can see the improve in next version(tonite?):P
Bad Leo
20|Dec|2007Oh, me again,
I would like to ask that If I want make a prompt in my callback again, but I don’t want the background fade out & in again, how can I do?
Thanks!
trent
20|Dec|2007Hey Leo,
Are you using the 1.2 version?? This post was refering to the 1.1. Glad the xml tag fixed that prob, I will have to add it to the fixes. I want to update it again soon however, but the holidays here are putting a cramp on my schedule! Also some users found that using position: absolute !important; helped out with ie6 issues on the fade.