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themyth92 / ngx-lightbox

Lightbox2 use with angular >= 5
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add showDelete config and optional delete button #70

Closed bwinchester closed 3 years ago

bwinchester commented 3 years ago

This adds an optional delete button, as well as a delete event that passes the deleted url in the event.data object argument

themyth92 commented 3 years ago

Hi @bwinchester what is this deleted button used for ?

bwinchester commented 3 years ago

Hi @themyth92, yeah, so it adds a delete button to the bottom area of the image, just as rotate does, that fires a delete event for the users of the lightbox to optionally allow users to fire delete image events.

themyth92 commented 3 years ago

Yeah but why user need this delete button ? I dont see the use case here. I think this feature maybe more like selected image button make more sense. User can then do whatever they want with that (delete, send a request, ...) but then i think it is complicated (optional icon change, text change for that button to fit the use case ...).

bwinchester commented 3 years ago

Is there a selected image button?

On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 9:49 PM themyth92 notifications@github.com wrote:

Yeah but why user need this delete button ? I dont see the use case here.

I think this feature maybe more like selected image button make more sense. User can then do whatever they want with that (delete, send a request, ...) but then i think it is complicated (optional icon change, text change for that button to fit the use case ...).

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themyth92 commented 3 years ago

There is no selected button at the moment

bwinchester commented 3 years ago

Im closing this PR, I was just trying to follow the pattern of adding buttons in the row of buttons for a feature we needed, which seems useful.

We ended up just writing our own shadow box component to suit our needs.