bootstrap-modal | Extends the default Bootstrap Modal class Responsive, stackable, ajax and more | Plugin library

so it seemed like 'infoModal#{note.id}' so I just had to do 'infoModal'+note.id

Modals do not exist in JavaScript or HTML standard. In order to define the concept, you have two options:

• you create it yourself
• you load one particular implementation from a library which defines it in a particular way.

The questions listed above are using Bootstrap's implementation of modals and therefore would only be applicable if you used Bootstrap.

A modal is not particularly difficult to implement without a library, but you have to consider solving a few problems:

• how it displays on all devices, including mobile devices
• how it scrolls when its contents exceed the screen size (if you implement scrolling at level or at .modal-body level)
• how you handle multiple modal instances (when you open a modal from another modal, do you keep them both open or do you close the initial modal)
• if (and how) you allow data injection into the modal instance and if (and how) you allow data injection back from the modal instance, when the modal gets closed (typically solved by specifying a callback which gets called by the modal, before it closes).

All of the above are already solved in most modal implementations, which is why people prefer using them, rather than writing their own.

To answer your specific question, an HTMLDivElement does not have a .showModal() method. Before you could call such a method, you first need to define it.

Solved my issue since I am using Bootstrap v5.

Instead of this;

Wrap you div.modal-dialog with

Okay, how I fixed this:

1. Make sure there is nothing funky to do with GDAL in your settings.py - I had followed this answer to get GDAL working on my local server during development and had to delete it the Paths from my settings.py
2. pip uninstall GDAL
3. pip freeze > requirements. txt
4. Add the heroku-geo-buildpack (link) and make sure it is set as the first buildpack for your app
5. git commit all your changes
6. Push the app again

If you don't want to use shinyjqui you still need to add jQuery UI to use .draggable. Additionally to the missing JS library, your code doesn't work because you can not enable draggable functionality to an element that doesn't exist yet. You need to add the JS code just after the creation of the modal inside showModal.

If you are using jQuery to load the modal, then remove data-toggle and data-target from the signup button. Also, I'd recommend storing the link in a different attribute as maybe something is wonky about using href.

Since angular uses typescript you need to mention the type of the variable that you're using, so wherever you are using arrow function specify the type of the object.

For example:In your ts file specify the type for result also for filter

Well, you have multiple questions at the same time, I just made this code sandbox as an example: https://codesandbox.io/s/relaxed-benji-8k0fr

Answering your questions:

• Yes, you can show modal with a boolean. Basically would be like {booleanCondition && } (It's included in the code sandbox
• Yes, you can do the axios request before when clicking the button. In the example we define a function: handleClick and on handleClick we do 2 things, getData which is a mocked request which last 3 seconds and setShowModal to be able to see the modal.

The result would be: