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ngx-modal9

v0.0.30

Published

Open modal window (dialog box) for your angular2 applications using bootstrap3.

Downloads

9

Readme

ngx-modal

Open modal window (dialog box) for your angular2 applications using bootstrap3. If you don't want to use it without bootstrap - simply create proper css classes. Please star a project if you liked it, or create an issue if you have problems with it.

Forked from ngx-modal.

This repository sloves NavigationExtras problem for angular 7 , 8 , 9

Installation

  1. Install npm module:

    npm install ngx-modal9 --save

  2. If you are using system.js you may want to add this into map and package config:

    {
        "map": {
            "ngx-modal9": "node_modules/ngx-modal9"
        },
        "packages": {
            "ngx-modal9": { "main": "index.js", "defaultExtension": "js" }
        }
    }

Simple Modal

Import ModalModule in your app. Then you can use modal component:

<modal  title="Modal title"
        cancelButtonLabel="cancel"
        submitButtonLabel="submit"
        modalClass="modal-lg modal-sm any-other-css-class"
        [hideCloseButton]="true|false"
        [closeOnEscape]="true|false"
        [closeOnOutsideClick]="true|false"
        (onOpen)="actionOnOpen()"
        (onClose)="actionOnClose()"
        (onSubmit)="actionOnSubmit()">

    <modal-header>
        Modal header content goes there.
    </modal-header>

    <modal-content>
        Modal body content goes there.
    </modal-content>

    <modal-footer>
        Modal footer content goes there.
    </modal-footer>
        
</modal>

Router Modal

First, import ModalModule in your app. If you want your modals to be opened within routes, then <route-modal></route-modal> should be used instead.

Sample

import {Component} from "@angular/core";
import {ModalModule} from "ngx-modal9";

@Component({
    selector: "app",
    template: `
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="myModal.open()">open my modal</button>
    <modal #myModal>
        <modal-header>
            <h1>Modal header</h1>
        </modal-header>
        <modal-content>
            Hello Modal!
        </modal-content>
        <modal-footer>
            <button class="btn btn-primary" (click)="myModal.close()">close</button>
        </modal-footer>
    </modal>
</div>
    `
})
export class App {

}

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        // ...
        ModalModule
    ],
    declarations: [
        App
    ],
    bootstrap: [
        App
    ]
})
export class AppModule {

}

More samples

<!-- first modal: modal with custom header, content and footer -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="firstModal.open()">modal with custom header content and footer</button>
    <modal #firstModal>
        <modal-header>
            <h1>I am first modal</h1>
        </modal-header>
        <modal-content>
            This modal has its own header, content and footer.
        </modal-content>
        <modal-footer>
            <button class="btn btn-primary" (click)="firstModal.close()">okay!</button>
        </modal-footer>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- second modal: disable close button -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="secondModal.open()">modal without close button</button>
    <modal #secondModal [hideCloseButton]="true">
        <modal-header>
            <h1>I am second modal</h1>
        </modal-header>
        <modal-content>
            This modal does not have close button.
        </modal-content>
        <modal-footer>
            <button class="btn btn-primary" (click)="secondModal.close()">okay!</button>
        </modal-footer>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- third modal: disable close button -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="thirdModal.open()">modal that cannot be simply closed</button>
    <modal #thirdModal [closeOnEscape]="false" [closeOnOutsideClick]="false">
        <modal-header>
            <h1>I am third modal</h1>
        </modal-header>
        <modal-content>
            You cannot close this modal by pressing "ESC" button or clicking outside of the modal.
        </modal-content>
        <modal-footer>
            <button class="btn btn-primary" (click)="thirdModal.close()">okay!</button>
        </modal-footer>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- forth modal: this modal has default title and cancle button -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="forthModal.open()">modal that has title and cancel button</button>
    <modal #forthModal title="I am forth modal" cancelButtonLabel="close it">
        <modal-content>
            You can simply use "title" attribute to provide a modal default header.<br/>
            Also you can add default cancel button by providing a label to it.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- fifth modal: this modal uses extra "large class" -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="fifthModal.open()">large modal</button>
    <modal #fifthModal title="I am fifth modal" cancelButtonLabel="close it" modalClass="modal-lg">
        <modal-content>
            Very large modal.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- sixth modal: this modal uses extra "small class" -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="sixthModal.open()">small modal</button>
    <modal #sixthModal title="I am sixth modal" cancelButtonLabel="close it" modalClass="modal-sm">
        <modal-content>
            Very small modal.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- seventh modal: this modal can listen close event -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="seventhModal.open()">it opens first modal after you close it</button>
    <modal #seventhModal title="I am seventh modal" cancelButtonLabel="close it" (onClose)="firstModal.open()">
        <modal-content>
            Now try to close it and it will open you first modal.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- eighth modal: this modal can listen close event -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="eighthModal.open()">it opens first modal right after you open it</button>
    <modal #eighthModal title="I am eighth modal" cancelButtonLabel="close it" (onOpen)="firstModal.open()">
        <modal-content>
            This modal opened first modal right after you opened it.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

<!-- ninth modal: this modal can do something after you click submit button -->
<div class="row">
    <button (click)="ninthModal.open()">it opens first modal after you click submit button</button>
    <modal #ninthModal title="I am ninth modal" submitButtonLabel="submit" (onSubmit)="firstModal.open()">
        <modal-content>
            This modal has a submit button with your custom label. Also it can make an action after you
            click that submit button. Here it will open you first modal after you click submit.
        </modal-content>
    </modal>
</div>

Take a look on samples in ./sample for more examples of usages.