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Solara•7mo ago
tomthebuzz

Default Modal Approach

What's your default approach to functional modals? For example I have a client master data card that shows the various addresses of a client. Now I want the "Edit" event (e.g. click on an icon or the address in question) to launch a modal (aka pop-up) for me to edit that one address and close it using a "save" or "cancel" event. Which patterns or components are you using to do that. Is there an example you might have in store? thx guys -Tom
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MaartenBreddels
MaartenBreddels•7mo ago
We do not have a Modal component, but the ConfirmationDialog can be nicely abused for this. https://github.com/widgetti/solara/blob/master/solara/website/pages/api/confirmation_dialog.py seems to be a good pattern. put the 'request' in the state (like a reactive variable), and once you confirm (save in your case), you actually perform the action. Does that make sense?
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solara/solara/website/pages/api/confirmation_dialog.py at master · ...
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tomthebuzz
tomthebuzz•7mo ago
I certainly will try that kind of abuse. Thanks.
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