- Modals provide a means to render content in front of everything else on a page.
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- The modal module in BBUI exposes two
- separate components to provide this functionality; a Modal component to control visibility of content,
- and a ModalContent component to quickly construct the typical content - although this is optional.
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- One of the common problems with modals and popups is stale state reappearing after hiding and showing the content
- again, since the state hasn't been garbage collected if a component controls its own visibility. This is handled for
- you when using the Modal component as it will fully unmount child components, properly resetting state
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Use ModalContent to render typical modal content.
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- Width can be specified as a prop to a Modal. Any additional ModalContent props provided
- will be passed to the confirmation button.
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- Are you sure you want to do that?
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Any content can be rendered inside a Modal. Use context to close the modal from your own components.
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Async functions passed in as the onConfirm prop will make the modal wait until the callback is completed.
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- Pressing submit will wait 3 seconds before finishing and disable the confirm button until it's done.
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Returning false from a onConfirm callback will prevent the modal being closed.