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Confirm Dialog

Category: Bubble
The confirm utility function simulates the native confirm method, allowing quick opening of a dialog box with confirm and cancel options.

Parameters

Parameter Type Default Description
content string '' Main dialog content, usually plain text but supports other formats (same as getContent function's content parameter)
contType string '' Content type (same as getContent function's contType parameter)
contData object {} Data for content retrieval (same as getContent function's contData parameter)
tplStr string '' Template string used when data is object/array
tplEng function null Template engine (can use third-party engines)
heading string '' Dialog title if needed
yes function null Callback function when "Confirm" is clicked (no parameters)
no function null Callback function when "Cancel" is clicked (no parameters)
dialog object {} Parameters of dialog library

Basic Usage

Similar to native confirm, just provide the content parameter.

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                    demo0001.onclick = ()=>{
                        orca.confirm({
                            content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                        });
                    }
                    
                

Callback Functions

The yes and no parameters represent callback functions for "Confirm" and "Cancel" respectively (both take no parameters).

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                    demo0101.onclick = ()=>{
                        orca.confirm({
                            content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                            yes:()=>{console.log('Confirmed')},
                            no:()=>{console.log('Canceled')}
                        });
                    }
                    
                

Promise then()

The confirm utility returns a Promise allowing operations in then() to handle confirm/cancel actions.

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                    demo0002.onclick = ()=>{
                        orca.confirm({
                            content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                        }).then((val)=>{
                            //val=true/false,true means confirm,false means cancel
                            if(val){
                                console.log('Confirmed')
                            }else{
                                console.log('Canceled')
                            }
                        });
                    }
                    
                

async/await

Using async/await instead of then() chains can make the flow more intuitive.

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                    demo0003.onclick = async ()=>{
                       let val = await orca.confirm({
                            content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                        });
                            //val=true/false,true means confirm,false means cancel
                            if(val){
                                console.log('Confirmed')
                            }else{
                                console.log('Canceled')
                            }
                    }
                    
                

Movable Dialog

Without heading parameter, dialog is fixed at top. Setting any heading allows dragging the dialog by its title bar.

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                    demo0004.onclick =  ()=>{
                       orca.confirm({
                            content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                            heading:'Emergency Notice'
                        });
                    }
                    
                

Multiple Content Formats

While confirm typically shows plain text, it supports various formats via:

  • contType and contData parameters
  • tplStr and tplEng for object/array data (default uses built-in renderTpl, but supports third-party template engines)
  • Output
  • HTML
  • JS
  • U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs
    Boston Marathon To Make Race More Inclusive For Nonbinary Runners
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                    demo0301.onclick =  ()=>{
                       orca.confirm({
                            content:document.querySelector('#cont01').cloneNode(true),
                        });
                    }
                    demo0302.onclick =  ()=>{
                       orca.confirm({
                            content:'https://req.orcaui.com/v1/html/v1_en_world.html#China',
                            contType:'async'
                            // contData: {}, 
                            // This parameter is used to send data when requesting content from dynamic pages. 
                            // The dynamic page returns corresponding content to the frontend based on this data.
                        });
                    }
                    demo0303.onclick =  ()=>{
                       orca.confirm({
                            content:'#cont02',
                            contType:'html'
                        });
                    }
                    demo0304.onclick =  ()=>{
                       orca.confirm({
                            content:'https://req.orcaui.com/v1/json/orca.json',
                            contType:'async',
                            tplStr:`<ul><li>Name:{{this.name}}</li><li>Brief:{{this.brief}}</li><li>Site:{{this.site}}</li></ul>`,
                        });
                    }
                    
                

Custom Buttons

To customize buttons, use dialog.footer.children parameter.

Refer to Dialog module's footer setting methods. You can also customize the entire dialog via dialog.* parameters.

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                    demo2102.onclick = ()=>{
                        orca.confirm({
                             content:'U.S. Inflation Falls For 2nd Straight Month On Lower Gas Costs',
                            dialog:{
                                footer:{
                                    children:[{
                                        name:'mybtn',
                                        label:'Test',
                                        action:(data)=>{
                                            data.el.onclick=()=>{
                                                console.log(data);
                                            }
                                        }
                                    },'confirm']
                                }
                            }
                        })
                    }
                    
                

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