Is this still the recommended library in use? ThickBox 3.1
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Depends on your concrete needs, but as far as I'm concerned, I was mostly unhappy with it, found the code to be poorly written (at least wrt/ the available jQuery plugin API), and would not recommand it. I'm currently testing nyroModal, and while it's a bit on the heavyweight side, it looks much more promising. But YMMV of course...
bruno desthuilliers
2008-12-03 13:08:46
cool , will check it out.
Michael L
2008-12-03 18:48:36
I also looked at jqModal, and its interesting, but nyroModal seems better polished
Michael L
2008-12-07 17:37:25
I also used jqModal on a project, and had to first rewrite it all (using meaningfull names and correct formating) to be able to understand how it worked, then write a non-trivial wrapper around it to make it work with multiforms (think "wizards" and such things), history etc. I ended up with a working solution, but was not really pleased with the resulting kind of mess... Not that jqModal is bad, but was probably not the best fit for my needs.
bruno desthuilliers
2009-10-09 08:45:29