jQuery Confirm Plugin

This plugin displays a confirmation message in place before doing an action. It does not require adding any extra code apart from a call to the plugin itself. One call to $(element).confirm() will do the magic. Also, this plugin doesn't require you to provide a callback function; it figures it out on its own.
You can check the examples for more info.

How does it work?

To put it simply, it saves a copy of all event handlers bound to the element, unbinds them and binds itself instead. A confirmation dialog is displayed when the user triggers the action. If the user chooses to proceed with the action, it rebinds the handlers again and triggers the event. If the user chooses to cancel the action, the dialog disappears.

Docs

$(element).confirm(options)

Examples

First Example

// The action.
$('a').click(function() {
  alert('click');
  return false;
})
 
// The most simple use.
$('a').confirm();

Second Example

// The action.
$('input[type=button]').click(function() {
  $(this).remove();
});
 
$('input[type=button]').confirm({
  msg:'Do you really want to delete this button?',
  timeout:3000
});

Third Example

// The action.
$('span').mouseover(function() {
  $(this).html('Here is the offer');
});
 
$('span').confirm({
  msg:'See my interesting offer?',
  stopAfter:'ok',
  eventType:'mouseover',
  timeout:3000,
  buttons: {
    ok:'Sure',
    cancel:'No thanks',
    separator:'  '
  }
});

Fourth Example

$('a').confirm({
  timeout:3000,
  dialogShow:'fadeIn',
  dialogSpeed:'slow',
  buttons: {
    wrapper:'<button></button>',
    separator:'  '
  }  
});