// confirm.jsx
// Copyright 2007
// Written by Jeffrey Tranberry
// Photoshop for Geeks Version 1.0

/* 
Description:
This script demonstrates how use the confirm method
*/

// enable double clicking from the 
// Macintosh Finder or the Windows Explorer
#target photoshop

// Make Photoshop the frontmost application
// in case we double clicked the file
app.bringToFront();


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//       SET-UP          //
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// create a variable called result to store the 'confirm' method
var result = confirm("Yes or No?");

// use an if statement to get the results of the confirm dialog
// If the user clicked 'Yes' then it's true
if (result) {
	alert("You said, 'Yes.'");
} else {
	// // If the user clicked 'no'
	alert("You said, 'No.'");
}

// Ask the user whether they want to perform an action or not.
// Create a variable called 'answer' to store the 'confirm' method
// The confirm method accepts the arguments (message, noAsDefaul, title)
// message expects a string for the text to display
// noAsDefault expects boolean true or false, whether you want the [No] button to be the default highlighted button
// title expects a string for the title bar, which is ignored on Mac.
var answer = confirm("Warning:\nDo you want to do this?", false, "Running an action");

// use an if statement to get the results of the confirm dialog
// If the user clicked 'Yes' then it's true
if (answer){
	// Show a dialog instead of actually running an action.
	alert("Running action...");
	// Or you could run an action if the IF statement is true.
	// doAction("My Great Action","Default Actions");
}