wire:confirm

The wire:confirm directive adds a confirmation dialog before executing actions, protecting users from accidental clicks on destructive operations. When users click an element with wire:confirm, they'll see a browser confirmation dialog that must be accepted before the action proceeds.

Basic Usage

This subscription management component demonstrates wire:confirm for protecting critical actions:

BoxLang

// wires/SubscriptionManager.bx
class extends="cbwire.models.Component" {
    data = {
        "subscriptionActive": true,
        "userName": "John Doe"
    };

    function cancelSubscription() {
        data.subscriptionActive = false;
    }

    function deleteAccount() {
        // Permanently delete account logic
        redirect("/goodbye");
    }
}

CFML

BoxLang

<!-- wires/subscriptionManager.bxm -->
<bx:output>
<div>
    <h1>Account Settings</h1>
    
    <button wire:click="cancelSubscription" 
            wire:confirm="Are you sure you want to cancel your subscription?">
        Cancel Subscription
    </button>
    
    <button wire:click="deleteAccount" 
            wire:confirm.prompt="Please confirm deletion by typing 'DELETE' below|DELETE">
        Delete Account
    </button>
</div>
</bx:output>

CFML

What wire:confirm Does

When you add wire:confirm to an element, CBWIRE automatically:

• Shows Confirmation Dialog: Displays a browser confirmation dialog with your custom message

• Blocks Action Execution: Prevents the action from running if the user cancels

• Continues on Accept: Executes the action normally if the user confirms

• Integrates with Actions: Works seamlessly with any wire:click action

Available Modifiers

The wire:confirm directive supports one modifier:

• Prompt: .prompt - Requires users to type a specific confirmation text

Example: wire:confirm.prompt="Type DELETE to confirm|DELETE"

Use wire:confirm on any destructive or irreversible actions to prevent accidental data loss and improve user experience.