Confirm Dialog Updates

[bszyman]

📋 Description

Refine "Modals" documentation: updated confirm dialog behavior and usage examples.

📎 Related Issues (if applicable)

#7319

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v16

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[bszyman]

Hey @sofietoft - wrt your comment on #7319 (comment), I created a new, cleaner PR. No conflicts!

[sofietoft]

Thanks @bszyman ! 🙏

And sorry for the inconvenience!
We're looking into it from our side, how we can avoid this in the future.
We might also discuss on our next meeting (Tuesday, I believe!).

[iOvergaard]

I would like to discuss a few things with this article:

Location

Currently, the article resides in "extension types/modals", but it's not really an extension type in itself, although it uses the extension type called "modal".

Should we perhaps find a more fitting location for this article and other such helper functions like this umbOpenModal and others?
I am not sure where that could be, but it feels to me like we need a universe for "developer experience", or how to make the developers' lives easier :-)

umbOpenModal vs umbConfirmModal

It seems to me that this article describes only the helper function called umbOpenModal(), where you must import a modal token called UMB_CONFIRM_MODAL to open the confirm modal.

Did you know that we have a function straight out called umbConfirmModal()?
It does the same thing without having to import the token, and it accepts the same data object as described here. Although it is nice to see the regular open modal described, I think this function is more fitting to use in this article.

[nielslyngsoe]

We will approve this, Ben has made a task to follow up on the structural perspective and also add additional content regarding the two helper methods, open-modal and confirm-modal.