>>>>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>>>>I want to create an ASP.NETpage that would be shown as a pop-up/modal form over the existing page. This ASP.NET pop-up form will be used when user clicks on Forget Password link to recover his/her password. The ASP.NET pop up form will show text, email address textbox, and Submit button. I have seen sites where such a form is shown over the existing page and I would like to duplicate this look.
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>>>>>>>>So, say I create such a small (relatively) ASP.NET page; how do I show it over the existing page?
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>>>>>>>>TIA
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>>>>>>>If you're prepared to dive into angular/bootstrap I use the ui.bootstrap.modal. Scroll down here : http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
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>>>>>>I am ready to "dive" into angular but no time right now. I need to have these pages/changes fairly quickly. I do use bootstap however (without angular). So I will bookmark this link for the future. Thank you.
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>>>>>For HTML5 you could look at the standard HTMLDialogElement which might be sufficient : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLDialogElement
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>>>>>But browser support is patchy :-{
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>>>>Do I understand that you are saying that using Bootstrap modal window is more "reliable" than using HTML5 dialog?
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>>>>What if my task was much simpler; just to show modal dialog box informing the user that a certain process is completed. It look like I could use Bootstrap modal as shown in this page http://nakupanda.github.io/bootstrap3-dialog/.
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>>>But all those examples except the first html listing are using the jquery BootstrapDialog component - not the basic BootStrap dialog,
>>>Actually, thinking about it, although I use this within angular, angular is not a requirement - it just uses jquery.....
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>>Yes, if you look at my other thread I did find a page with good example of modal forms using jQuery and Bootstrap. Later I realized that I may not be able to use them without learning some new technology (as Craig suggested).
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>If you're just using the JQuery Bootstrap then it's all pretty straight-forward: Just download the library and follow the examples.....

The straight-forward part is creating a modal popup form. But calling this modal popup form from code behind is a challenge (that I could not solve).