Remove JavaScript Popups

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I suggest removing those annoying javascript popups when deleting a project (and any anywhere else they may appear).

Yes, it is 'cute'... once... and only once. It's annoying as hell when you're deleting say... 10 projects. When I try and just hurry though those dialogs as quick as I can because I'm impatient, clicking OK, OK, then CANCEL by accident because I'm in a rush. And I'm not even sure if OK is even a correct answer to the questions they ask. I hate it when programmers force me to be a deconstructionist.

Also, some fancy AJAX would be awesome! We are in 2011 now! There is no need to use primative 1990's technology like javascript popups.

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I understand the popups on

I understand the popups on the Delete project could be a little annoying, but we've had a lot of instances where people "accidentally" clicked the delete button and their whole project was deleted. This causes a lot more frustration with those users, which is why we implemented the 3x popups.

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Popup removal

How about this...save yourself on the popups and implement a captcha. If someone clicks the delete button, it should check to make sure the captcha was filled in. If it was, then the delete proceeds, otherwise . . . abort. (Of course this will take longer from the users perspective than the three popups.)

Truthfully though, as developers, you only need to confirm a users choice once. More than that and it's just repetition. And I think that's what the op was asking for, to cut down on the popups to just one.

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