Closed cdeck95 closed 6 years ago
Hello,
Thanks for letting me know that action documentation isn't clear.
When you look at the code under Advanced Action Initialization in Readme, you'll see there is a handler parameter. You can pass a closure to handle your tap on specified to the action button.
I'll try to update the documentation for actions soon.
Hi,
Thanks for the help! After re-reading, it makes perfect sense and I was able to create the handler. I must have been staring at my screen too long yesterday because idk how I missed that!
For anyone else who finds this issue, please see how I handled the code below:
@IBAction func buttonClicked(_ sender: Any) {
let alert = CDAlertView(title: "Title", message: "Confirming?", type: .warning)
let doneAction = CDAlertViewAction(title: "Sure! 💪",
font: UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 17),
textColor: UIColor(red: 27 / 255, green: 169 / 255, blue: 225 / 255, alpha: 1),
backgroundColor: nil,
handler: { action in self.doSomething()})
alert.add(action: doneAction)
let nevermindAction = CDAlertViewAction(title: "Nevermind 😬")
alert.add(action: nevermindAction)
alert.show()
}
func doSomething(){
//do something
}
It isn't very clear in the documentation on how to handle different actions with a completion handler. Can someone please let me know how I can detect whether my "done action" or "cancel action" buttons are hit? Code is below. Thanks!
`let alert = CDAlertView(title: "Deleting All Accounts", message: "Are you sure you wish to delete all accounts?", type: .warning)
let doneAction = CDAlertViewAction(title: "Sure! 💪") alert.add(action: doneAction) let nevermindAction = CDAlertViewAction(title: "Nevermind 😬") alert.add(action: nevermindAction) alert.show()`