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Reputation: 1

jConfirm displaying [object Object] instead of string as message

I am using jConfirm to create a popup. I want it to display the message "Are you sure?" and the title "Confirm Deletion." The title works fine, and the callback works fine. But the message is displayed as [object Object], and I cannot figure out why. I'm specifying a string as the message, so it shouldn't be getting confused.

This is the javascript generated by Rails:

<a onclick="deletePaymentMethod('3', 'gateway_bogus_3');" href="#"><img src="/assets/theme/admin/icons/delete.png" alt="Delete"> Delete</a>

And this the function in question:

function deletePaymentMethod(method, dom_id) {
   jConfirm('Are you sure?', 'Confirm Deletion', function(r) {
      if(r){
        jQuery.ajax({
          type: 'DELETE',
          url: '/admin/payment_methods/' + method,
          data: ({_method: 'delete', authenticity_token: AUTH_TOKEN}),
          success: function(r){ $('#'+dom_id).fadeOut(); }
        });
       }
});
}

jConfirm is defined in jquery.alerts.js (https://github.com/caricorrejidor/jquery-alerts) as:

function(message, title, callback)

Additionally, I use jConfirm elsewhere in my codebase, and it works as expected.

ETA: I ended up just tweaking these lines in the library:

$("#popup_message").text(msg);
$("#popup_message").html( ("" + $("#popup_message").text()).replace(/\n/g, '<br />') );

I replaced it with this, and now everything is swell:

$("#popup_message").html( msg.replace(/\n/g, '<br />') );

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