UI: a few tweaks to fix roundtrip modals as prompt content#11105
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UI: a few tweaks to fix roundtrip modals as prompt content#11105schmitz-ilias wants to merge 1 commit intoILIAS-eLearning:trunkfrom
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This PR makes roundtrip modals work as the content of prompts. Most of the needed infrastructure is already there from the original implementation of prompts, there are just a few tweaks needed, mostly in rendering.
I'm using prompts in the implementation of ‘Publish as OER‘ Button for Objects, and with these tweaks everything works great. Prompts are a really handy tool for implementing multi-step workflows asynchronously.
Let me know if you want anything done differently.
Cheers, Tim