Confirm Dialog (JavaScript)

Hi,
I'm using the JavaScript confirm dialog attached to a button (return confirm('xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx').
It works fine but I need two things:
1. How can I change the window title?
2. How can I change the titles of the two buttons? (I need them in Spanish).
Thanks a lot for your help

Hi!
As far as I know, there is no possibility to change title of standard dialogs like alert, confirm etc. You can use window JavaScript object and set title in it's parameter name.
And since JavaScript is realized in browser, it seems that change of your locale should change button's title to language of locale.
Thanks,
Roman.

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