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Would suggest you to try with jQuery dialog box. Easy to customize and it provide wide range of customizations, themes etc.
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Hi <br />
A general design question, I have come across a number of solutions for customising dialog boxes, using divs or &nbsp;new windows, &nbsp;using both javascript and jquery.<br />
Which would you suggest is the best solution (with sample code preferably):<br />
The requirements are:<br />
- option to make dialog box modal or modal less<br />
- needs to dynamic, ie at different times different amounts of html code will appear<br />
- can dynamically change size, with option to put in scroll bars.<br />
- and of course cross browser support<br />
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regards<br />
Declan<br />

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Hi 
A general design question, I have come across a number of solutions for customising dialog boxes, using divs or  new windows,  using both javascript and jquery.
Which would you suggest is the best solution (with sample code preferably):
The requirements are:
- option to make dialog box modal or modal less
- needs to dynamic, ie at different times different amounts of html code will appear
- can dynamically change size, with option to put in scroll bars.
- and of course cross browser support

regards
Declan


Would suggest you to try with jQuery dialog box. Easy to customize and it provide wide range of customizations, themes etc.

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