UniSweetAlert.execute without return

[fiorilli]

Hello, I am using unisweetalert and want to use the execute method to indicate a response, however I am creating the unisweet alert at runtime in a class responsible for generating message boxes, my code is as follows:

class function function TMessageUtils.UniSweetAlertQuestion(msg: string): boolean;
var
  sweetAlert: TUniSweetAlert;
begin
  sweetAlert := TUniSweetAlert.Create(nil);
  with sweetAlert do
  begin
    AlertType := atQuestion;
    html := msg;
    ConfirmButtonText := 'yes
    CancelButtonText := 'no';
    ShowConfirmButton := true;
    ShowCancelButton := true;
    title := string.Empty;
    AllowEscapeKey := false;
    AllowOutsideClick := false;
    InputType := ItNone;
  end;
  if sweetAlert.Execute then
    result := true
  else
    result := false
end;

at no moment the function enters if. 
I did some tests and found out that the problem happens because you are passing nil when creating the component, is there any way around this?

[Hayri ASLAN]

3 hours ago, fiorilli said:

Hello, I am using unisweetalert and want to use the execute method to indicate a response, however I am creating the unisweet alert at runtime in a class responsible for generating message boxes, my code is as follows:

class function function TMessageUtils.UniSweetAlertQuestion(msg: string): boolean;
var
  sweetAlert: TUniSweetAlert;
begin
  sweetAlert := TUniSweetAlert.Create(nil);
  with sweetAlert do
  begin
    AlertType := atQuestion;
    html := msg;
    ConfirmButtonText := 'yes
    CancelButtonText := 'no';
    ShowConfirmButton := true;
    ShowCancelButton := true;
    title := string.Empty;
    AllowEscapeKey := false;
    AllowOutsideClick := false;
    InputType := ItNone;
  end;
  if sweetAlert.Execute then
    result := true
  else
    result := false
end;

at no moment the function enters if. 
I did some tests and found out that the problem happens because you are passing nil when creating the component, is there any way around this?

Hello

You can use UniMainModule.MasterForm instead of nil

 

sweetAlert := TUniSweetAlert.Create(UniMainModule.MasterForm);

 

[fiorilli]

12 hours ago, Hayri ASLAN said:

Hello

You can use UniMainModule.MasterForm instead of nil

 

sweetAlert := TUniSweetAlert.Create(UniMainModule.MasterForm);

 

thanks