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- GitHub - ifad data-confirm-modal: Makes Rails link_to confirm: foo . . .
Uses Bootstrap's modals in place of the browser's builtin confirm() API for links generated through Rails' helpers with the :confirm option Any link with the data-confirm attribute will trigger a Bootstrap modal
- html - a tag with data-method and data-confirm attributes - how . . .
The data-* attributes is used to store custom data private to the page or application It's also commonly used in javascript to target certain elements like so $('li[data-confirm="popup"]')
- link_to (ActionView::Helpers::UrlHelper) - APIdock
Turbo provides the following :data options: turbo_method: symbol of HTTP verb - Performs a Turbo link visit with the given HTTP verb Forms are recommended when performing non-GET requests Only use data-turbo-method where a form is not possible turbo_confirm: "question?" - Adds a confirmation dialog to the link with the given value
- How to add confirm message with link_to Ruby on rails
data-* are custom data attributes introduced in HTML5 which serve as storage areas for private data data-confirm is used by rails to make the pop up appear when the link is clicked
- Rails 7 data-confirm not working for User deletion - GitHub
When clicking the default "Cancel my account" link, the data-confirm is not triggering, and instead it is deleting the user account right away I am using Rails 7 with turbo stimulus importmap, although I have data-turbo set to false for my edit user form
- Rails 7. 0. 4 and data confirm for link_to doesnt work
data-turbo-confirm presents a confirm dialog with the given value Can be used on form elements or links with data-turbo-method https: turbo hotwired dev reference attributes Examples that work <%= link_to "GET turbo link", " ", data: { turbo_method: :get, turbo_confirm: "Sure?" } %> <%= link_to "POST turbo link", " ", data: { turbo_method
- GitHub - RoleModel turbo-confirm: The easiest way to add custom . . .
Usage Turbo's confirmation interface is exercised most commonly via button_to (examples shown in slim templating syntax) = button_to 'Delete ToDo', todo_path(todo), class: 'btn btn--danger', method: :delete, data: { turbo_confirm: 'Are you sure?' } or link_to with a data-turbo-method attribute
- Working with JavaScript in Rails — Ruby on Rails Guides
You can ask for an extra confirmation of the user by adding a data-confirm attribute on links and forms The user will be presented a JavaScript confirm() dialog containing the attribute's text
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