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Confirm Action
components.confirm-action
Compiled PHP
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Available Variables And Components
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Always Available
- Validation error bag. Always present. Pairs with @error('field').
In This Template
- Action.
- Confirm.
- Confirm Icon.
- Confirm Variant.
- Dispatch.
- Method.
- Name.
- The page title set by the controller.
- Tone.
Drop any of these in. Click to insert the opening tag at your cursor.
General
Admin Panel
Layouts
Records
Site (Public)
Common Blade
- Print a value, safely escaped. The default choice.
- Print raw HTML. Only for content you trust.
- Show something conditionally.
- Loop over a collection.
- Loop, with a fallback when the collection is empty.
- Show a validation message for a field.
- A small block of PHP. Never on line 1. Keep logic out of templates.
- A comment that never reaches the browser.
Civic Helpers
- Build a URL to a named route, e.g. a department page.
- Link to a single news post.
- Turn a stored upload path into a public URL.
- A cache-busted URL for a bundled asset.
- Read a config value, e.g. the site width class.
- Build an absolute URL to a path.
No History Yet
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The Template That Shipped With The Product
Read only. This is what Reset To Default puts back.
@props([
'name',
'action',
'method' => 'POST',
'title' => 'Are You Sure?',
'message' => '',
'confirm' => 'Confirm',
'confirmIcon' => null,
'confirmVariant' => 'primary',
'tone' => 'default',
])
{{-- Wraps a trigger (passed as the default slot) so any action goes through a
modal confirm instead of firing immediately. --}}
<span x-data @click="$dispatch('open-modal', '{{ $name }}')" class="inline-flex">{{ $slot }}</span>
<x-modal :name="$name" :title="$title" :icon="$tone === 'danger' ? 'warning' : 'info'" :tone="$tone" maxWidth="max-w-md">
{{ $message }}
<x-slot:footer>
<x-button variant="secondary" size="sm" x-on:click="$dispatch('close-modal', '{{ $name }}')">Cancel</x-button>
<form method="POST" action="{{ $action }}">
@csrf
@if ($method !== 'POST')@method($method)@endif
<x-button :variant="$confirmVariant" size="sm" :icon="$confirmIcon" type="submit">{{ $confirm }}</x-button>
</form>
</x-slot:footer>
</x-modal>
Blade In One Screen
The directives you will use most.
- Print a value, escaped. Safe by default.
- Print raw HTML. Only for content you trust.
- Show something conditionally.
- Loop over a collection.
- Use a shared component. Every component in Shared Components is available.
- A comment that never reaches the browser.
{{ $variable }}
{!! $html !!}
@if / @else / @endif
@foreach / @endforeach
<x-card>
{{-- comment --}}
House Rules
Follow these and your edits will survive updates.
-
Never start line 1 with
@php. Blade mis-parses it and the page fails. The editor refuses to save it. - Keep logic out of templates. If you need a calculation, it belongs in a composer or component class, not here.
- The shipped file is never modified. Reset To Default always gets you back.
- Every save is versioned. You can revert to any earlier version in one click.
- Press Tab inside the editor to indent rather than jump to the next field.