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Have not attempted to integrate this with Foundation 5 yet. I'll take a look at it.
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Cool. I'm getting a javascript error within Foundation's reveal.js file because the modal window is missing the data-reveal-init attribute. I tried hacking a bit but couldn't get it working... I'll try again later when I have some time.
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@marclennox That code change should take care of it. I've updated the demo page to use the latest version of Foundation (5.1.1) and the confirmation modals look to be working properly.
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@jletourneau just tested it, works great! Thanks very much!
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Have set this up with Foundation 5, easy setup thank you, and seeing the nice modal appear no problem. Trouble here is the modal reappears continually on selecting the affirmative/yes button, caught in an infinite confirm (deletion) loop... submittal is for a delete link which triggers a confirm automatically.
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@Fraugher Can you post a test case for this problem somewhere public? The plugin strips the data-confirm
property off the confirmation button it puts in the modal, so clicking "OK" in the modal should not trigger another confirmation. I think I'd need to see the problem reproduced in order to debug what you're describing.
If you can provide a reproducible test case, it would be great if you would open a new issue on this repo and attach the link there. Thanks!
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My suspicion is it has to do with the Rails handler, which appears to throw a confirmation dialogue of its own accord for :delete links whether it is developer-specified or not. (Apparently not a Foundation 5 issue).
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Related Issues (18)
- Do not work with "build/confirm_with_reveal.js"... HOT 3
- Demo page and/or docs outdated HOT 3
- Modal does not close on confirm? HOT 5
- OK Button Does Nothing. HOT 3
- [Question] Return different confirms from one page HOT 1
- Return a POST variable on confirm HOT 1
- Did you just Rick-roll me? HOT 2
- No longer works with Foundation 6 HOT 1
- Password prompting twice in Foundation 6 HOT 1
- make jQuery plugin compatible with jQuery.noConflict(); HOT 2
- Using a json object in data-confirm still gives vanilla danger
- "Enter" key does not confirm dialog
- calling confirmWithReveal breaks top menu and dropdown buttons in F5.5.3
- Bower package? HOT 4
- Bower version mismatch HOT 1
- Execute JS on confirm HOT 4
- Railsβ UJS adapter causes confirm loop HOT 2
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