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Send data from DB to bootstrap modal's - GrigoreMihai - 01-27-2015 I want to ask what is the best way to send data to a modal-body. Lets say i have a link like : Code: <a href="#" data-toggle="modal" data-target=".bs-example-modal">Test </a> and then the bootstrap modal : Code: <div class="modal fade bs-example-modal" tabindex="-1" role="dialog" aria-labelledby="myLargeModalLabel" aria-hidden="true"> Now adding then with different ID's its very bad since this will create a loot of modal's and that is just bad codding... I have read a loot of variables on how to get the data by aJax but still not that sure on how to do it. If anyone was some time for a explanation fell free to post. Thanks for your time. RE: Send data from DB to bootstrap modal's - Rufnex - 01-27-2015 You can use jquery for this task PHP Code: <a href="#" id="modal-trigger" data-toggle="modal" data-target=".bs-example-modal">Test </a> You have to extend the example, to pass the different content dynamicly to the modal template. RE: Send data from DB to bootstrap modal's - CroNiX - 01-27-2015 You can use ajax to retrieve the content from a controller that will go in the modal when you click to open the modal. Then set the content of the modal like Rufnex mentioned above. You can use a single modal for everything on the page instead of multiple. RE: Send data from DB to bootstrap modal's - GrigoreMihai - 01-28-2015 Thanks for the help ... Since im new to bootstrap modals i want to ask is there a way to create a folder modals in the view and add modals there for lets say CRUD .. then when needed load the modal view and send data to it ? This seams to me to be the best way to work with bootstrap modals and ci. |