what is problem?

$.fn.nyroModalManual({url: '?m=indicar&modo=ajax&tipo=cont', width: 350 , height: 300 });

$.fn.nyroModalManual({ajax: {url: '?m=indicar&modo=ajax&tipo=cont'}, width: 350 , height: 300 });

how to call manual with ajax?

with Thickbox i uses: tb_show('Comentar / Deixar um comentário','?m=comentar&modo=ajax&tipo=cont&width=350&height=');

The plugin wasn't develop to be sued this way. I'll implement to make working your first test with the url setting.

The version 1.2.8 allow to do that now. Basically, you can do it like that: $.nyroModalManual({ url: '?m=indicar&modo=ajax&tipo=cont', width: 350, height: 300 });

very good implementation work perfect

thank nyro congratulations for your iniciative!!

Can I have the URL as a query string: example

$(function() { $('#manual').click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); jsvar1 = addresscode; jsvar2 = citycode; jsvar3 = statecode; var loc = pin; objLatLong = loc; jarv10 = objLatLong.Latitude; jarv11 = objLatLong.Longitude; var url1 = "addtrap.aspx?add=" + jsvar1 + "&city=" + jsvar2 + "&state=" + jsvar3 + "&lat=" + jarv10 + "&lon=" + jarv11 + "&lvl=1"

$.nyroModalManual({
        url: url1
    });
    return false;
});

});

Your code should work, isn't it?

Yea.. I figured it out. There was something else that was wrong. How would I get the modal to appear in an iframe by using the above script?

We found a quick fix with the current version. The next release (coming soon) will solve this issue.