Jul 20th Improvement on dialog functions
A big round of applause to our developers! π They have stepped up yet again to advance our application! Let's summarize these fantastic updates:
- Importing - useStateand- Dialogin- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsWe've introduced new tools to enhance our file. The- useStatehelps us remember changes made, like a notepad that scribbles down every new development! π Plus,- Dialogallows us to create pop-up dialogues with users, making interactions more dynamic. π¨οΈ
- Setting states for - dialogIsOpen,- mdata,- loading, and- btnShowin- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsThese specific updates act like switchers, allowing control over different actions such as opening dialogues, showing buttons and managing data. The application now has a much more responsive feel! π
- Enabling additional features on - BatchDeleteButtoncomponent in- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsThis change now gives the- BatchDeleteButtonsome new skills, making it more versatile in its duties! π― It can now do more than before, thus helping our users accomplish tasks more efficiently.
- Adding - openDialog,- onDialogClose, and- onDialogOkfunctions in- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsJust like developing the vocabulary of our application, these functions give it new words and hence new ways to carry out tasks. They efficiently manage opening, closing, and executing tasks associated with dialog boxes. Now that's what I call intelligent! π§
- Incorporating logic to fetch data and set state in - onDialogOkfunction in- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsThis is like training our app to be a super-fast, accurate data fetcher! Now when a dialogue box gets an 'Ok' signal, it can fetch data and remember the changes, all at lightning speed. π
- Embedding - Buttonand- Dialogcomponents for export functionality in- DonorProgramsTableTools.jsWe've embedded new components to our UI which lets users export data at their convenience. Making user's life easier one feature at a time! β¬
Keep up the great work, team! π Let's continue to create, innovate, and inspire with each pull request. Onwards and upwards! ππ
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