@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ While you can continue to use the standard [Bootstrap way](https://getbootstrap.
ABP Framework provides the following benefits for such a modal with a form inside it;
* **Lazy loads** the modal HTML into the page and **removes** it from the DOM once its closed. This makes easy to consume a reusable modal dialog. Also, every time you open the modal, it will be a fresh new modal, so you don't have to deal with resetting the modal content.
* **Auto-focuses** the first input of the form once the modal has been opened.
* **Auto-focuses** the first input of the form once the modal has been opened. You can also specify it using a `function` or `jquery selector`.
* Automatically determines the **form** inside a modal and posts the form via **AJAX** instead of normal page post.
* Automatically checks if the form inside the modal **has changed, but not saved**. It warns the user in this case.
* Automatically **disables the modal buttons** (save & cancel) until the AJAX operation completes.
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* `viewUrl` (required, `string`): The URL to lazy load the HTML of the modal.
* `scriptUrl` (optional, `string`): A URL to lazy load a JavaScript file. It is loaded only once, when the modal first opened.
* `modalClass` (optional, `string`): A JavaScript class defined in the `abp.modals` namespace that can be used to execute code related to the modal.
* `focusElement` (optional, `function or string`): Specifies the element that gets focus.