Hey Pavel, First of all, thank you for creating this amazing library. I am try

Closing livebox on client side. about livebox HOT 3 CLOSED

jnryu87 commented on July 30, 2024

Closing livebox on client side.

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jazzfog commented on July 30, 2024

Hey jnryu!
How do you create the livebox window?
If programmatically (as opposed to using livebox class name) and you can access window's handler then you can use method .hide() as described here https://liveboxjs.com/documentation/controlling
Merry Christmas!

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jnryu87 commented on July 30, 2024

Thank you for quick reply ! And I just feel so sorry for bothering your Christmas holidays... the livebox will be created like below on client side. $.livebox({ title: 'oauth2 login', type: 'ajax', content: oauth_url, (this url includes querystring.) height: 900, customClass: { liveboxOverlay: 'myOverlayClass' } }); I don't create livebox with handler(var handler = $.livebox). Because I thought just rendering a page on livebox will be OK... But I got a problem when I wanted to close it on my side(oauth server side). When user clicks login button, I send ajax POST request to server. And on success, I want to close current livebox. My first approach was, $('.livebox').hide(). But it didn't work... :*( I will try and play again with the livebox and if I have any better solution, I will also let you know. Thank you again for replying on Sunday(Holiday) and have a lovely day, Sincerely, jn 2018년 12월 23일 (일) 오후 9:02, Pavel <[email protected]>님이 작성:

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jazzfog commented on July 30, 2024

That's right! You are very close.

In fact you have two options. The problem with .hide() is that the library allows you to open multiple windows one on top of another and so it need to know exactly what window you want to close. Or you can close all.

In order to close all - you can do $.fn.livebox.hideAll()
If you build multiple window UI you can close one particular window you need to close. All you need to do is to take advantage of the object $.livebox returns.

var handler = $.livebox({
  title: 'Hello',
  type: 'text',
  content: 'World!'
});

// Instead of timeout use event of your choice
setTimeout(function() {
  console.log('Closing...')
  handler.hide();
}, 2000)

Have fun!

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