Confirmation Modal - Option names

[AlexJordi]

It would be great if you could customise the names of buttons on the custom modal. I want to use the modal to give users a choice about performing certain actions. For example, when clicking on a back button, I ask if they would like to save unsaved changes. At the moment, to say no and go back anyway, you have to click cancel. It would be nice if I could change cancel to no or something like that.

[MiguelOrtiz]

Hey @AlexJordi,

Definitely! Linking your feature request to this existing thread to give more visibility

Query Confirmation Modal Not Showing Markdown

Hey folks - Definitely something we want to add in and I'm making sure it's on the radar, but don't yet have a set timeline on it. We also moved this behind a feature flag for now so we can iron some of these issues out without affecting existing modals!

[Tess]

Thanks for the feedback!

In the meantime, I'd recommend using a custom modal frame similar to the example in the screenshot. Instead of triggering your query, you'd trigger a show modal event where the user can either click a button to go back, or they can click another button to proceed with the query/close the modal

[jamesg31]

Hey all,

I would love the ability to change the button text / color in the query confirmation modal. I find that I often use the confirmation modal for the most destructive actions.

For example, when writing a query to delete a user I would like to create a confirmation modal that says "Are you sure you wish to delete {{username}}. This is a destructive action that cannot be undone." - In this example a blue button saying OK is not the most intuitive - I would love to change the button to be red and to say Delete. This would be much more intuitive.

In the meantime I tend to create custom modals for this, however I would love the ability to use the built in modals to save time!

Thanks!