spmodal confirm - How to change default button text ok/cancel

Ram102 · ‎06-18-2020

Experts,
I have a requirement to change the confirm default button text from (ok/Cancel) to (Submit/Attach) when submitting a record producer from Portal.
For Spmodal.open, we have the option to pass buttons parameter to show on the dialog, but I am not sure how we can pass it for spmodal.confirm.
Please let me know if you have any solution/workaround for this.

Thank you.

Satyanarayana C · ‎06-19-2020

Hi,

Please use below code and check if it works for you.

Having your own widget to show as a popup gives you flexibility on what goes inside it.

Call g_user.showModalDialog - as per your requirement.

--> Write this in onLoad catalog client script
g_user.submitClicked = false;
g_user.showModalDialog = function(msg) {
		if(NOW.window) { //Service portal
			var shared = {};
			shared.message = msg;
			var popupOptions = {
				title: 'title_name',
				widget: 'id_of_the_widget_that_contains_what_should_be_there_in_popup',
				widgetInput: 'any inputs that need to be passed to the widget',
				shared: shared,
				footerStyle: {display:'none'}
			};

			if(! g_user.submitClicked) {
				g_user.submitClicked = true;
				var modalInstance = spModal.open(popupOptions).then(function() {
					g_form.submit();
				}, function() {
					g_user.submitClicked = false;
				});
			}
		} else {
			//Code to open popup in platform (you can use glide_confirm_standard)
		}
};

--> Write this in onSubmit catalog client script

if(g_user.submitClicked)
	return true;

return false;

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Pranav Bhagat · ‎06-18-2020

I dont think you can do that with spmodel.comfirm(it works like Javascript confirm).I would say use spmodel.open.

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Thanks
Pranav

Chirag A · ‎06-18-2020

Yes correct; confirm don't have more options/params. Try Open as below.

spModal.open({
	title: 'CONFIRM',
	message: $scope.data.msg_confirmation,
	buttons: [{label: 'Attach', value:2},
						{label: 'Submit', value:1, primary: true}
					 ]
}).then(function(response) {
	if (response && response.value == 1){
		$scope.doSubmit();
	}else if (response && response.value == 2){
		$scope.doAttach();
	}
},function(){
});

Chirag A

SNOW Dev

aavenir.com

Ram102 · ‎06-18-2020

Thank you. So to simulate the ok (complete submission), cancel(go back) do we know what code you add in dosubmit and doAttach?

Ram102 · ‎06-19-2020

Any suggestions?