You can't call another SweetAlert function inside a SweetAlert promise.
See plunker

It would be great if you could show a SweetAlert success when a user clicked on the confirm button from SweetAlert confirm.

@tushariscoolster

The current package.json does not have a main key - this causes problems with build tools like brunch.io

THat would be amazing if the angular version could actually lock the buttons and show that moving '...' on the OK button after confirm.

The native bootstrap version of sweet alert has this feature, so it would be amazing if I could do it with angular.

The normal sweetalert has a "close()" function you can call to force the alert to close itself. Is it possible to add this feature in ng-sweet-alert as well or is there any alternatives for that same behavior?

To elaborate: I have a <a> tag inside the message of an alert and I want to close the alert when the user clicks on it and gets redirected to another view (currently the alert remains open and the user has to manually click "Ok" to close it after being redirected).

Hi, I found that the license of this package is MIT on the home page.
But in the 'bower.json' , it's "license": "LGPL-2.1"
If the license is MIT indeed, could you please update it in 'bower.json' ?
Thanks.

Could have saved me a load of time and bother trying to figure out why SA was not working as per the demo code .. the published npm version is 1.0.2 , current version is 1.0.8 ;)

Wanted to use the ng-sweet-alert like native confirm / alert dialog messages via JS, and not via HTML attributes, something like:
return confirm("Are you sure?");

Also we should be using "promises" to make sure the application waits for the response from the confirm dialog box, and executes the proper code according to the button pressed.

This will help us maintain our already-existing alert / confirm functions, and make them prettier with SweetAlert, and using AngularJS.

Can we have close icon in the alert such as we have in bootstrap modal.

Hi

I tried to use the ng-click directive within the 'text' property. I set 'html' property to true, so the HTML is being rendered properly, but the ng-click is not working (method not being called). Might be related to the compile process, right? Any chance to make this working?

Example code:

SweetAlert.swal({
          title: 'Test.',
          text: '<div ng-click="shareMail(project)"><i class="fa fa-envelope"></i></div>',
          html: true,
          confirmButtonText: 'Close'
        });

Thanks.

https://github.com/limonte/sweetalert2

Hello,

I noticed on the demo page: http://tushariscoolster.github.io/ng-sweet-alert/

The example at the bottom needs to be reformatted.

<a sweetalert sweet-options={"title":"Are you sure?"
Needs to be: <a sweetalert sweet-options="{'title':'Are you sure?'

I try to fire the alert but it shown up this message on console
"swal is not defined"

I got this when I try this simple code:

<a class="button button-positive button-small" sweetalert sweet-options="{title: 'Are you sure?',text: 'You will not be able to recover this imaginary file!',type: 'warning',showCancelButton: true,confirmButtonColor: '#DD6B55',confirmButtonText: 'Yes, delete it!',cancelButtonText: 'No, cancel plx!'}" sweet-confirm-option="{title: 'Deleted!',text: 'Your imaginary file has been deleted.',type: 'success'}" sweet-cancel-option="{title: 'Cancelled!',text: 'Your imaginary file is safe',type: 'error'}" sweet-on-cancel="alert('sss')" sweet-on-confirm="alert('ccc')"><i class="icon ion-edit"></i></a>

The service is working fine.. any ideia? Thank you!

Could you custom sweetalert version as "sweetalert": "~1.0.7" in your bower.json file ?

If not, new verson sweetalert could not find sweetalert.min.js in dist