DialogFactory.Dialogs.PromptAsync is there a way to distinguish cancel from ok without entering a value?

[Robert]

The DialogFactory.Dialogs methods are really convenient but the prompt is missing some functionality:

- how can u distinguish pressing Cancel from pressing Ok without entering a value (both return null)

- there should be a way to make it mandatory (solves the above)

- what about setting a default value?

 

or am I missing something?

[Timothy J]

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- how can u distinguish pressing Cancel from pressing Ok without entering a value (both return null)

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Do you mean ConfirmAsync?

I believe it is just a boolean.    True = Ok, False = Cancel (or close)

 

if (!(await Dialogs.ConfirmAsync(s.ToString(), "Delete?"))) return;

 

[Robert]

No I mean this one:

Task<string> PromptAsync(string text, string title)

[Timothy J]

Ok.

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- how can u distinguish pressing Cancel from pressing Ok without entering a value (both return null)

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I think if you need to know the differences between the nulls you're going to have to move away from the predefined dialogs and use the custom buttons:  Blazor Dialog Action Buttons | Telerik UI for Blazor