Closed NicholasFeldman closed 1 year ago
I think changing the ok / cancel to yes / no is fine but I think adding an additional "are you sure?" confirmation is unnecessary. You're already going through 2 clicks to cancel an object. Selecting the object then the first dialog.
To clarify, there isn't an additional click/step added, the prompt is added to the dialog card
I think changing the ok / cancel to yes / no is fine [...]
I don't think this is fine. OK/Yes/No buttons are unintuitive UX and can cause mistakes quickly and easily. The IMO better choice is to clearly label the buttons with what they will do: "Cancel object" / "Resume object" or "Dismiss" / "Do nothing" / "Close" to close the dialog without further action.
I'll leave it up to @Sindarius to decide. Closing for now.
The current prompts for cancelling or resuming objects is a little ambiguous. When cancelling you get the options "Ok" and "Cancel", and both would logically mean "Yes, I want to cancel".
This PR changes them to "Yes", and "No", and adds an "Are you sure you want to cancel?" prompt.
Additionally, it changes the dialog to use i18n for the content.