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Today I will show you normal popup VS spModal popup

1. spModal alert-

HTML:

<button ng-click="c.onAlert()" class="btn btn-default">Alert</button>

Client Script:

spModal.alert('How do you feel today?').then(function (answer) {
            c.simple = answer;
        });

2. spModal Confirm –

spModal.confirm("Can you confirm or deny this?").then(function(confirmed) {
            c.confirmed = confirmed; // true or false
        })

3. spModal Open –

 spModal.open({
            title: 'Give me a name',
            message: 'What would you like to name it?',
            input: true,
            value: c.name
        }).then(function(name) {
            c.name = name;
        })

4. spModal open widget –

spModal.open({
            title: 'Displaying widget ',
            widget: 'widget-form', 
            widgetInput: {sys_id:sysId ,table: c.options.tableName}
        }).then(function(){
            console.log('widget dismissed');
        });

5. spModal with more options:

var options = {
	title: i18n.getMessage("Test"),
	headerStyle: {
		border: 'none'
	},
	footerStyle: {
		border: 'none'
	},
	message: "<p>Hello</p>",
	buttons: [{
		label: i18n.getMessage("Cancel"),
		value: "cancel",
		"class": "cancel"
	}, {
		label: i18n.getMessage("Ok"),
		primary: true,
		value: "ok",
		"class": "ok"
	}]
};
spModal.open(options).then(function(confirm) {
			if (confirm.value == "ok") { 
			    // take action 
			} });

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  1. Hi, I am having difficulties with this and could use some tutoring, would you happen to have a way for me to contact you and I am willing to pay you for your time. A little bit of background on my side, I am an associate-level NOW developer out of VA, USA. Thanks

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