import $ from "jquery"; import render_confirm_dialog from "../templates/confirm_dialog.hbs"; import * as blueslip from "./blueslip"; import * as overlays from "./overlays"; /* Look for confirm_dialog in settings_user_groups to see an example of how to use this widget. It's pretty simple to use! Some things to note: 1) We create DOM on the fly, and we remove the DOM once it's closed. 2) We attach the DOM for the modal to conf.parent, and this temporary DOM location will influence how styles work. 3) The cancel button is driven by bootstrap.js. 4) For settings, we have a click handler in settings.js that will close the dialog via overlays.close_active_modal. 5) We assume that since this is a modal, you will only ever have one confirm dialog active at any time. */ export function launch(conf) { const html = render_confirm_dialog(); const confirm_dialog = $(html); const conf_fields = [ // The next three fields should be safe HTML. If callers // interpolate user data into strings, they should use // templates. "html_heading", "html_body", "html_yes_button", "on_click", "parent", ]; for (const f of conf_fields) { if (!conf[f]) { blueslip.error("programmer omitted " + f); } } conf.parent.append(confirm_dialog); // Close any existing modals--on settings screens you can // have multiple buttons that need confirmation. if (overlays.is_modal_open()) { overlays.close_modal("#confirm_dialog_modal"); } confirm_dialog.find(".confirm_dialog_heading").html(conf.html_heading); confirm_dialog.find(".confirm_dialog_body").html(conf.html_body); const yes_button = confirm_dialog.find(".confirm_dialog_yes_button"); yes_button.html(conf.html_yes_button); // Set up handlers. yes_button.on("click", () => { overlays.close_modal("#confirm_dialog_modal"); conf.on_click(); }); confirm_dialog.on("hide", () => { confirm_dialog.remove(); }); // Open the modal overlays.open_modal("#confirm_dialog_modal"); }