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I don't follow. Apple Calendar shows a sheet to create a new event. The sheet has a primary action (Add) and a discard action (Cancel). If you hit Cancel after
by isodev 3y ago
I don't follow. Apple Calendar shows a sheet to create a new event. The sheet has a primary action (Add) and a discard action (Cancel). If you hit Cancel after adding some data, you get an action sheet "Are you sure you want to discard this new event?" with the options to "Discard Changes" and "Keep editing"
The primary and secondary actions on a sheet are not the same (different modality and context) as the options on a modal action sheet (where we usually have to confirm or discard).
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- threatofrain 3y agoOops, you're right, I just didn't change any data. However, on Apple Calendar for MacOS, using ⌘-n and dismissing the prompt will destroy your data. The same is true for alarms on iOS.