new Modal()
wp.media.view.Modal
A modal view, which the media modal uses as its default container.
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Extends
- wp.media.View
- wp.Backbone.View
- Backbone.View
Methods
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attach()
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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close(options)
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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content(content)
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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detach()
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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dispose()
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- The internal comment mentions this might have been a stop-gap before Backbone 0.9.8 came out. Figure out if Backbone core takes care of this in Backbone.View now.
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.View
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escape()
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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escapeHandler(event)
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keydown(event)
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open()
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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prepare()
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propagate(id)
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Triggers a modal event and if the `propagate` option is set, forwards events to the modal's controller.
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Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.view.Modal
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remove()
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Returns:
Returns itself to allow chaining.- Type
- wp.media.View