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Dialog.accept() async method

Dialog.accept(promptText?: string) is an async method that returns when the dialog has been accepted. The optional promptText parameter is a text to enter in a prompt dialog. Does not cause any effects if the dialog's type is not prompt. Available since v1.8.

Dialog.dismiss() async method

Dialog.dismiss() is an async method that returns when the dialog has been dismissed. Available since v1.8.

Dialog.message() method

Dialog.message() returns a string containing the message displayed in the dialog. Available since v1.8.

Dialog.type() method

Dialog.type() returns a string indicating the dialog's type, which can be one of: alert, beforeunload, confirm, or prompt. Available since v1.8.

Dialog.defaultValue() method

Dialog.defaultValue() returns a string. If the dialog is a prompt, it returns the default prompt value. Otherwise, it returns an empty string. Available since v1.8.

Dialog.page() method

Dialog.page() returns null or a Page object representing the page that initiated this dialog, if available. Available since v1.34.

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