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<title>Abakada HTML Demo: showModalDialog Method</title>
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function openModal ( opt ) {
   event.srcElement.blur ( );
   if ( opt == "width" )
      window.showModalDialog ( "modal.aspx","#9cc","dialogWidth: 10cm; dialogHeight: 7cm; status: 0" );
   if ( opt == "height" )
      window.showModalDialog ( "modal.aspx","#c96","dialogWidth: 6.5cm; dialogHeight: 10cm; dialogTop: 3cm; dialogLeft: 10cm; status: 0" );
   if ( opt == "top" )
      window.showModalDialog ( "modal.aspx","#cc9","dialogWidth: 7.5cm; dialogHeight: 7.5cm; dialogTop: 4cm; dialogLeft: 0cm; status: 0" );
   if ( opt == "left" )
      window.showModalDialog ( "modal.aspx","#ccc","dialogWidth: 7.5cm; dialogHeight: 7.5cm; dialogTop: 0cm; dialogLeft: 9.5cm; status: 0" );
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<div class="header"><h2>Abakada HTML Demo: showModalDialog Method</h2></div>
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<p>This example demonstrates the <b>showModalDialog</b> method to open a modal window, using the <b>dialogWidth</b>, <b>dialogHeight</b>, <b>dialogTop</b>, and <b>dialogLeft</b> properties to specify the size and position of the window. </p>

<p>The below select box's <b>onchange</b> event triggers a script that creates a modal dialog showing the effect of setting the different properties. </p>

<p><select onchange="openModal ( value )"></td></tr>
   <option>Select Property</option></td></tr>
   <option value="width">dialogWidth</option></td></tr>
   <option value="height">dialogHeight</option></td></tr>
   <option value="top">dialogTop</option></td></tr>
   <option value="left">dialogLeft</option></td></tr>
</select></p>

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