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# Button with Confirmation
The *silk:Button* component contains the option to display a confirmation dialog window before triggering the "click" event. The user will use the dialog window to confirm the button's action. The confirmation process uses the library [sweetalert2](https://sweetalert2.github.io/) to display the dialog window with two buttons to click: one button to cancel and another to confirm. By default, the confirmation button shows the "OK" label.
The code below shows the silk tag using the confirmation properties.
```xml
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It is optional to use all the properties at once; it is enough to use one property to activate the dialog windows or more properties if required.
## Properties
| Property | Description | Default Value |
| -------------- | ---------------------------------- | --------------------- |
| confirmTitle | The confirmation's dialog title. | The text "Continue?" |
| confirmMessage | The confirmation's dialog message. | Empty |
| confirmLabel | The confirmation's button's label. | The test "OK". |
| confirmIcon | The confirmation's dialog icon | The value "question". |
## Example 1
The next is an example of setting the property confirmation's title as "Delete the client?" and leaving the other properties as default.
```xml
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## Example 2
The example now adds a message to the dialog window.
```xml
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## Example 3
This code expands to the previous example and changes the confirmation button to "Yes, delete it!".
```xml
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## Example 4
And finally, the default icon is changed to "info."
```xml
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