There's any way to use RoStrap ConfirmationDialog on a plugin?

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#1

There's any way to use RoStrap ConfirmationDialog on a plugin?

liaalbi LuaAlbi
role: scripter / team: village

  1. What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear!

I want to use RoStrap ConfirmationDialog on a plugin im currently making.

  1. What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible!

I currently cant link RoStrap on a plugin with ConfirmationDialog. I need to use ConfirmationDialog with most of the things I currently doing on my plugin.

  1. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?

I’ve tried loading the Module, but I dont achieve to get it work fine.
Obviously, I searched for solutions.
but… nothing found.

edit: it also does not appear on their docs
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Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Also, if you aren't marked as the answer you're also appreciated.

:upside_down_face: thanks!

#2

Are you able to get these lines working?

local PseudoInstance = Resources:LoadLibrary("PseudoInstance")
--and
local Dialog = PseudoInstance.new("ChoiceDialog")

Also try to add code and errors that you have found through your development.

#3

I’m not searching for a ChoiceDialog, that’s what you are using. I’m searching for a ConfirmationDialog

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#4

I seem to have not found the confirmation dialogue on the website. I tried editing the link to the choiceDialogue docs. https://rostrap.github.io/Libraries/RoStrapUI/ConfirmationDialog
It gives an error.

Maybe you could make your own version of the dialogues?

#5

Well, ConfirmationDialog on RoStrap still no haves description, and its not on the docs. Maybe it’s still beta or idk.

ok! sounds good. ill start now i think

#6

One more question, how do I do to load the module I made? This prompts to me when I create the instance.

22:48:33.583 ReplicatedStorage.Resources.Libraries.PseudoInstance:518: [Debug] {} Invalid ClassName: LuaDialog - Server - Debug:122

#7

To load a module script for usage, use require(ModuleScript)

#8

Sorry, I meant to load with RoStrap!