Makes some sense, but removing "%a.close(data-dismiss="alert") &#215;" entirely has no effect.

One does need to hit the "x" to dismiss the error either. Rather one can just click anywhere. Is there something hidden that's doing that, jquery maybe?

I see this code in site.js:

''''
  app.createAlert = function (msg, style) {
    $('#alertContainer').before('<div class="alert alert-' + style + '"><a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">&times;</a>' + msg + '</div>');
  }

  app.createModalAlert = function (msg, style, modalElem) {
    $(modalElem).find('.modal-body div').first().prepend('<div class="alert alert-' + style + '"><a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">&times;</a>' + msg + '</div>');
  }
''''

But commenting that out does not seem change anything either.

/k

On Apr 1, 2013, at 7:27 AM, Bill Lazar wrote:

> In app/views/shared/_hubModal.html.haml:
> 
> >    .modal-header
> >      .pull-right= link_to raw('&times;'), '#', class: 'close', data: {dismiss: 'modal'}
> >      %h3 Create a new Group
> > +    .container(ng-class="alertclass")
> When you dismiss the first error, I think the container is removed from the DOM and so it isn't present for subsequent uses.
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