You need to attach an event handler to the dialog using the open event.
You need to attach an event handler to the dialog using the open event. $('#opener'). Click(function() { $('#dialog').
Dialog({ modal: true, height: 550, width: 800, hide: "explode", open: function() { $(this). Click(function() { $('#popupbox').show(); }); } }); }); Working example: jsfiddle.net/f55gg.
Thanks for your reply, nolabel. I tried what you suggested but I now the popup modal window does not seem to work. Example: lydiarobertsdesign.Com/testground/cow/beefchart2.
Html – lrdesign Mar 5 at 16:17 $('#opener'). Click(function() { $('#dialog'). Dialog({ modal: true, height: 550, width: 800, hide: 'explode', open: function() { $(this).
Click(function() { $('#popupbox').show(); }); } }); }); This works for me. The only difference I see in your code is that you are mixing in single quotes with double quotes, use one or the other. You have hide: "explode", it should be hide: 'explode', – nolabel Mar 7 at 17:04.
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