The popup shows up, but after it pops up the whole page becomes unusable. So not only was it not displaying right, the whole page is frozen. I found a StackOverflow post, below describing how the popup may have that behavior when it is nested inside elements that have positioning elements, which fits with previous experiences I have had. One of the answers described how appending the modal popup to the body of the page "$('#mytModal').appendTo('body');" would be a way of getting it out of any positioning elements. Previously on a different page I had moved it out of some divs and it worked right. However in this particular site the modal is in a ASP.Net site as a user control where the "offending" positioning element is in the master page and it contains the user control. I stuck the script in the user control, but the behavior was the same. When I used Firebug I saw that I was getting a "$ is not defined" message. With Jquery we ne
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