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Current behavior (bug description)
When opening a custom modal window (just adding _popup=1 suffix to the url), the resulting modal window content includes the admin site header.
Expected behavior
The resulting modal window content must not include the admin site header.
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This behavior, although very useful, is also very limiting in case you want to load custom pages in modal windows and use custom query-string parameters for specific needs.
Not sure I understand the comment in related-modal.js
«Browsers stop loading nested iframes with same src» (same as origin page I suppose?) – but why would they be the same? The main page does not have ?_popup=1.
@merwok I don't remember well the nested modals open on the same url issue.
Btw, the problem is that if there are custom query-string params it doesn't work correctly.
Python version
3.11
Django version
4.2.9
Package version
0.28.6
Current behavior (bug description)
When opening a custom modal window (just adding
_popup=1
suffix to the url), the resulting modal window content includes the admin site header.Expected behavior
The resulting modal window content must not include the admin site header.
Upvote & Fund
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: