A complete AngularJS service with controllers and templates for generating application modals and dialogs for use with Angular-UI-Bootstrap and Twitter Bootstrap
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Differentiate closing dialog from rejecting it with "no" #106
In confirmation dialog, the result is the same if I click "x" to close dialog as well as when I click "no" button. It would be more than useful to tell if user clicked one or another.
Example would be "accept invitation" dialog. You can either: click yes (accept invitation), click no (reject invitation), close dialog (don't decide yet).
In confirmation dialog, the result is the same if I click "x" to close dialog as well as when I click "no" button. It would be more than useful to tell if user clicked one or another. Example would be "accept invitation" dialog. You can either: click yes (accept invitation), click no (reject invitation), close dialog (don't decide yet).