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Modal application wizard
Modal application wizard














This is surprisingly similar to creating a new route in that the we define values for templateUrl, controller and controllerAs properties. The creation of the modal is handled by calling $modal.open(config) and passing in a configuration option for the new modal. The instantiation of a bootstrap modal is handled by the $modal service so we need to inject that into our AppCtrl. We will iterate through the steps to build the wizard in a somewhat circular fashion, starting with showing the wizard and ending with closing the wizard and displaying the results. controller('AppCtrl', function ($modal) )

For information on how to apply for a job using. Once we include the ngAnimate and ui.bootstrap submodules in our application, the foundation for our wizard will be complete and we can start building on it.Īngular.module('App', ) When you apply for a job, you have to submit an application in the UN online recruitment system called inspira. If you click next STEP 2 appears, and you can go back to STEP 1 again, but why wont it do it on. The modal opens correctly, but STEP 1 of the form has not been opened. I am trying to launch a smartwizard form from a bootstrap modal via iframe and I am having issues with the first page of the form. We will put our animations in the app.css file and the application functionality in app.js. Bootstrap Modal, iFrame and Smart Wizard form. The wizard is primarily built on top of Bootstrap and AngularJS as you can see in the code below. So welcome to an entirely new version of an old blog post! Check out the demo and grab the code.

modal application wizard

Along with updating to the latest AngularJS libraries and conventions, I replaced the existing modal with the ui-bootstrap modal since that is what I use almost exclusively now.

modal application wizard

Also, the new “controller as” syntax (which I have learned to like quite a bit) was introduced. Since the original post, the ngAnimate API has pretty much entirely changed. My original intention was to revisit and update the ng-animate First Look with AngularJS Wizard post but by the time I was finished, I had an almost entirely different project on my hands.














Modal application wizard