Tieson Trowbridge

At it's simplest, yes, that's the markup you get (although the style attribute is actually added by Popper.js). If the `title` and the `message` options are both specified, you get...

@noctivityinc You shouldn't need to do that - Bootstrap [already includes jQuery support](https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/getting-started/javascript/#still-want-to-use-jquery-its-possible).

Probably not. To properly support Bootstrap 5 we would need to remove our jQuery dependency, which is not a small task. It's not just a matter of changing a button...

> Removing jQuery is hardly a requirement To you, sure. For me, given that Bootstrap doesn't use it and that there seems to be a trend towards not using jQuery...

I'll second what @tarlepp said - I'm glad people are still using this, and want to keep using it with Bootstrap 5. I don't think it's as easy an upgrade...

Agreed. I will add this to the v5 ship list, unless you want it to happen sooner.

Fair enough. Not sure when I'll have time to adjust this, but it does make sense to use the correct ISO code. Pull-requests are welcome, as well.

Not really. In theory, Bootstrap's events can be canceled (see https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.2/getting-started/javascript/#events), but as you've seen and as [noted in the Bootstrap docs](https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.2/components/modal/#events): > All modal events are fired at the...

Can you elaborate on what you mean by > Actually the Bootstrap modal doesn't behave like that

> > Can you elaborate on what you mean by > > > Actually the Bootstrap modal doesn't behave like that > > Sure!, if you launch this Bootstrap modal:...