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<?php
namespace Drupal\Core\Ajax;
/**
* Defines an AJAX command to open certain content in a dialog in a modal dialog.
*
* @ingroup ajax
*/
class OpenModalDialogCommand extends OpenDialogCommand {
/**
* Constructs an OpenModalDialog object.
*
* The modal dialog differs from the normal modal provided by
* OpenDialogCommand in that a modal prevents other interactions on the page
* until the modal has been completed. Drupal provides a built-in modal for
* this purpose, so no selector needs to be provided.
*
* @param string $title
* The title of the dialog.
* @param string|array $content
* The content that will be placed in the dialog, either a render array
* or an HTML string.
* @param array $dialog_options
* (optional) Settings to be passed to the dialog implementation. Any
* jQuery UI option can be used. See http://api.jqueryui.com/dialog.
* @param array|null $settings
* (optional) Custom settings that will be passed to the Drupal behaviors
* on the content of the dialog. If left empty, the settings will be
* populated automatically from the current request.
*/
public function __construct($title, $content, array $dialog_options = [], $settings = NULL) {
$dialog_options['modal'] = TRUE;
parent::__construct('#drupal-modal', $title, $content, $dialog_options, $settings);
}
}