It isn't a complete disaster (it actually came out pretty nicely, I think). There are a couple of problems. The window doesn't sit in the middle of the page on most monitors. I think that I can fix that with some fancy CSS transformations, but I need to do it. Also, you can still use everything else on the page, which is an issue. I need to find a way to unbind everything else, and then rebind it when the box goes away. Also, some keyboard shortcuts would be nice, either escape and enter, or some Windows-y stuff with underlined letters. That would be pretty nice, actually. Very desktop-y.
So,
[x] Make window sit in the middle of the page
[ ] Unbind other bindings in window and rebind them when the ConfirmationBox disappears.
It isn't a complete disaster (it actually came out pretty nicely, I think). There are a couple of problems. The window doesn't sit in the middle of the page on most monitors. I think that I can fix that with some fancy CSS transformations, but I need to do it. Also, you can still use everything else on the page, which is an issue. I need to find a way to unbind everything else, and then rebind it when the box goes away. Also, some keyboard shortcuts would be nice, either escape and enter, or some Windows-y stuff with underlined letters. That would be pretty nice, actually. Very desktop-y. So,
ConfirmationBoxdisappears.