I want to change layout of google chrome alert box, My basic need to alert value like "Item added sucessfully" but in google chrome alert box it is good to see can it is posible google chrome alert box show like a model window in the center of screen with some effective design?
Changing built-in alert dialog box for chrome/IE/FF is not possible.
Workaround is to use jQuery alert dialog.
Same question has already been asked here and answered.
you can also see an example in jsFiddle
$("<div>Test message</div>").dialog();
you can use alert("Item added sucessfully");
i suggest you to work with fancybox http://fancybox.net/ i don't think alert can be designed.
sometimes alert can be annoying and can be disabled by the browser if popping more than once, i suggest to use something else like facnybox
Frankly it isnot possible to change the default alert box. It is set by the browser devlopers and cannot be changed on the client side. Rather try popupwindows using jquery
Popup jquery
or a custom div popup or use some jquery code after searching which ever suits you the best :)
I know the answer is two years old, but I just wanted to point out that there is a good reason why you can not style some elements including the alert. It's security issue. If the alert could be customized, then the user may be tricked into doing something that he is not expecting.
Personally I use Swal, it's great jQuery plugin and can be easily customized to any web design.
http://t4t5.github.io/sweetalert/
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I'm currently working with CKFinder to upload images to a web app (and so on).
Now the problem is, there is no callback when the window closes:
With that I mean something like the javascript "onbeforeunload" event. The popup function only returns the api, and the api only contains the document and not the window.
I've looked through the docs and found a "selectActionFunction", but no sign of a "cancelActionFunction" or something similar.
http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinder.config.html
Thanks
Ok, in the end I didn't really find a solution within ckfinder, but since I was already working with jquery ui I just opened the ckFinder in a ui dialog box. Which gives me the ability to add a callback to the close button.
Maybe it is possible to add a cancel callback through the skins, but I chose the quick way of ui dialogs. (The only skinning I tend to do is in CSS, which is more then enough most of times)
Anyway, I hope this helps someone else too.
Here's the thing
I have this master page, and in one of its slave pages there's a couple of Excel report generators, which, when retrieving the data, they take quite an awefull time because of the ammount of the data.
Well, i'm using a simplemodal windows to show a little gif to keep the user entertained. The thing is, i want this modal to close once its done doing the work
I can close it with the ESC key, but i want it to close by itself once its done working. I already tried with this code
SimpleModal breaks ASP.Net Postbacks
but it didnt worked, maybe its cuz i'm creating an excel file from a gridview, and its writting the scripr to another buffer.
I'm thinking on having close button on the modal once the whole thing its finished, but i'd rather have it close by itself
Any idea on how i can accomplish this will be pretty much appreciated
While I can't provide much help with SimpleModal, maybe you shouldn't use a modal dialog to show a loading/progress icon. I would suggest taking a look at spin.js:
http://fgnass.github.com/spin.js/
This probably makes a little more sense for your use case, and is pretty easy to use.
Good luck!
Try appending to the .NET form, this fixes some issues with jQuery's dialog so it may help.
$("#sample").modal({
opacity:80,
overlayCss: {backgroundColor:"#fff"}
}).parent().appendTo("form");
On the "work is done", you can programatically close the dialog using:
$.modal.close();
Well, i didnt wanted to use a popup windows, but given that to create a Excel file from a gridview needs to write the html of the gridview on the buffer and execute it, it was never reaching the part where the javascript was to be written and executed, so, no other choise than send the dataSet over a Session variable into a popup windows which generate the excel file, so having somehting like a parallel work
I had a pretty ugly issue with IE8, my save dialog wasn't appearing, it worked on IE6 and IE7, as well with opera, firefox and chrome, but IE was giving a issue. Found there's a security option which that didnt allowed the save dialog to appear. For any one having a similar issue, its on Internet option -> Security -> Custom Level... -> Downloas -> Automatic Prompting for file downloads -> Need to be "Enabled"
Any way, thanks for tha help, hope this info also helps someone else!
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Is there anyway to change the style of the default alert box rather than providing the user with the same old windows feel..
No, this is hardcoded to the browser. I use jQuery UI dialogs rather than alerts, they're easily customizable:
http://jqueryui.com/demos/dialog/
As far as i know there are no ways to change the style of the default alert box. It is styled from the browser (in firefox 4 and > it's much nicer)
You can't change the alert window style, its depend on OS and Browser. If you want to change the look and feel you need to use Javascript Model windows like JQuery Dialogs
Just use a jQuery UI Dialog. You can't customize the default dialog and it's entirely up to the browser as to how that looks.
It is absolutly relative to the browser used. You can't change it.
The common workaround is using a div over a darkened background. Look for lightbox CSS usage.
Provide the user with a new operating system.
Is it possible to show hyperlinks in javascript alerts?
I mean, if I do something like
alert("<a href='http://stackoverflow.com'>LINK</a>");
the alert will show only the plain text "LINK".
Is it possibile to show it like a clickable url?
Thanks
It is possible if you make your own web browser, which you won't do, because… well, just because. Otherwise, it's impossible (still).
However, alert has always sucked, so a modal dialog may be better.
Not possible. Use "custom" alert dialog, you have plenty jQuery plugins for this.
I want to change JavaScript alert title header from displaying Internet Explorer to another name. is a way to do it?
I found these site in the net:
http://bytes.com/topic/javascript/answers/148721-change-title-bar-javascript-alert-box
How to edit a JavaScript alert box title?
Which say that there is no solution. Is it true there are no other way?
Yes, I confirm that. There is no way.
There seems to be a solution for IE using client-side VBScript, but I wouldn't really recommend that path.
Actually, I wouldn't recommend using the alert() function altogether.
In my opinion, popping up an alert dialog [and blocking input to the main browser window] is sort of annoying.
It's more appealing to the user if you just stick a div in the middle of the screen. Plus, it's more style-able...
You can't change the title of alert boxes in javascript. Its browser Property. But you can use Jquery custom Dialogue Boxes instead.