Opening the documentation for the Flowbite-4 Modal at https://ux.symfony.com/toolkit/kits/flowbite-4/components/modal and using the browser's developer console it is possible to see several errors regarding the Modal:Trigger component line 4 where the value for data-modal-target is hard coded to trigger. The message is "Modal with id trigger does not exist. Are you sure that the data-modal-target attribute points to the correct modal id?"
There is also a second error message for each modal indicating that "Modal with id modal does not exist." This appears to trace to the Modal:Content component line 11 where the value for data-modal-target is hard coded to modal.
Using the documentation and going to the Static modal example, clicking on "Decline" closes the modal, but "I accept" is not wrapped in a close. This occurs also with the Pop-up modal and Opened by default examples as well. In these examples either wrapping the first button in the same Modal:Close component, or demonstrating an alternative method with JavaScript that triggers the close from those buttons and has a place to trigger the additional action would be helpful.
Opening the documentation for the Flowbite-4 Modal at https://ux.symfony.com/toolkit/kits/flowbite-4/components/modal and using the browser's developer console it is possible to see several errors regarding the
Modal:Triggercomponent line 4 where the value fordata-modal-targetis hard coded totrigger. The message is "Modal with id trigger does not exist. Are you sure that the data-modal-target attribute points to the correct modal id?"There is also a second error message for each modal indicating that "Modal with id modal does not exist." This appears to trace to the
Modal:Contentcomponent line 11 where the value fordata-modal-targetis hard coded tomodal.Using the documentation and going to the Static modal example, clicking on "Decline" closes the modal, but "I accept" is not wrapped in a close. This occurs also with the Pop-up modal and Opened by default examples as well. In these examples either wrapping the first button in the same
Modal:Closecomponent, or demonstrating an alternative method with JavaScript that triggers the close from those buttons and has a place to trigger the additional action would be helpful.