Closed alainib closed 8 years ago
@alainib There is a confirmIf
option you can use. Set the option to a variable and assign it to false if you no longer want to prompt the user. You would have to do it via the $confirm
service. You can use a custom template which has the button ng-click=ok(true)
then:
$confirm(...).then(function(wantToIgnore) { showConfirm = !wantToIgnore; });
I look in the closed issues but don't found a help.
I made an interface with a list of button. on each button there is a confirm with yes/no. http://awesomescreenshot.com/0465v52t3e
there is a lot of button so if the user needs to click 10 of them, the confirm message will be boring after 2/3 times. Is there a way to display inside the confirm modal a button to "ok i understand, stop showing confirm" so on other button click confirm will not show.
It is on same idea that how modern web browser handle popup .
thanks