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 avatar commented on July 17, 2024

You can wrap it in a promise and wait for the answer with onClosing hook:

question: (message, title = 'Question') => {
  return new Promise((resolve) => {
    iziToast.question({
      onClosing(_instance, _toast, closedBy) {
        resolve(closedBy)
      }
    })
  }
}

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M-Abdullahi avatar M-Abdullahi commented on July 17, 2024

thank you @andreiscripcaru22. Your solution brought me back to the promise option that I was thinking about but didn't know how to implement. I decided to resolve the promise when the OK button was pressed shown below.

    question: (message, title = 'Question') => {
        return new Promise((resolve => {
            iziToast.question({
                title: title,
                message: message,
                timeout: 20000,
                progressBar: false,
                close: false,
                overlay: true,
           
                buttons: [
                    ['<button><b>Confirm</b></button>', function (instance, toast, button, e, inputs) {
                        instance.hide({transitionOut: 'fadeOut'}, toast, 'button');
                        resolve(); 
                    }, false],

                    ['<button>NO</button>', function (instance, toast, button, e) {
                        instance.hide({transitionOut: 'fadeOut'}, toast, 'button');
                    }]
                ],
                onClosing(_instance, _toast, closedBy) {
                    // console.info('closedBy: ' + closedBy);
                }
            })
        }));
    }

Then calling it from my component as shown below

 changeInvoiceDate() {
                this.dateChangeForm.post('/accounting/invoices/' + this.invoiceid + '/change_date')
                    .then(() => {
                        this.showDateChangeForm = false;
                        toast.success('Invoice date was updated');
                        this.getInvoice();
                    })
                    .catch(error => toast.error(error.response.data.message))
            },

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