Here is script in my website's footer that will check that specific font installed or not in computer. If installed or not it will prompt alert box. I want to customize:
Design of that alert box
Replace the 'OK' button with 'Download' button that also have download link.
Write some RTL words in new paragraph. For Example Urdu words like آپ کے کمپیوٹر میں۔۔۔۔
Just accept that it's not going to be an alert() box, but rather it's just going to be normal HTML+CSS. So you will just position the box wherever you want it with whatever buttons you want and whatever way you want it to look. Or if so you'd whish their are plugins which already do this for you (though they limit your options quite a bit of course). You might want to look at jQuery UI if you're using jquery for example (specifically the dialog component of jQuery UI).
you have to use jquery dialog box for this type of customization. Use this link
I use Sweetalert for designing the Alert box. its easy, simple and efficient.
here is the link to download SweetAlert and example codes worked out at Here
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I have a application where i make all Divs clickable by using this code :
$("html").click(function(){
alert("Click");
return false;
});
This one work normally for all divs. Well, when Alert popup, the Background behind alert box cannot be clicked. How can i turn that to be clickable too?
PS: Right Click on the Background dont work too.
Thats not possible. You have to use a JS plugin doing the alert, so you can influence the behaviour (like the jquery ui modal widget, mentioned here). But with the browser alert this is not possible, as far as i know.
Not sure how to do exactly what you're asking (if it's possible). Maybe someone else can shed some light on that.
But a solution you could look into would be the dialog widget from jQuery UI. You can easily create pop-ups, modal or non-modal (meaning with the background faded out or not).
http://jqueryui.com/dialog/
They have some demos there, but it's as simple as created a div with some text and calling...
$("#the_div_id").dialog();
Other config parameters can be found from the API:
http://api.jqueryui.com/dialog/
By default its modal popup behaviour ,If you want to clickable
Assuming you are using Jquery Ui dialog
Try with the option modal
$('#selector').dialog("option","modal",false);
http://api.jqueryui.com/dialog/#option-modal
Is there a way to change the name of a alert dialog box in jscript, like instead of it saying ("Alert" "Message") can it say something like ("Hello" "Message") this is the script im using:
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Thanks :D
If you want to alias alert it would be:
var t = alert;
t('blah');
If you want to change the text of the alert box's title bar, you can not.
Not as far as I am aware with the default basic Javascript alert() dialog box.
In fact, different browsers will have different title bars on the dialog. Some have "Alert", others have "The page at http://someurl.com says:" and it goes on.
A far prettier, and more customisable option is to consider using something like jQuery UI. It has features like the dialog, which create a nicer, in-page dialog box with customisable buttons, title, and content.
It requires use of the jQuery library, which is a hugely popular Javascript library to greatly ease Javascript development, and plainly, make it more fun.
The best way to implement an alert with a custom title, would be to implement a custom dialog. You may want to look in to using jQuery UI Dialogs. There are many other implementations of custom Dialog controls. Such as SimpleModal Dialog.
The short answer is: no.
However, alert is a host method and browsers can chose to implement it however they like. But all browsers currently do not let script modify the standard alert dialogue. You can create your own alert dialogue though using a suitably styled and positioned element.
If you mean function renaming
<script type="text/javascript">
function hello(msg){
alert(msg);
}
</script>
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How to create an html look up field. So, I want to achieve
an html input field, with an icon/button next to it
when user click on it, a pop-up window displays with a search form (I assume this can be created beforehand and hide using javascript)
user apply search, and data is displayed in the same (pop-up) window
when user select a value and apply ok, the field value is copied to the original input filed, and pop-up window closes.
Any sample code? Is there any simple way without using any java script library? or any simple plugin for jquery.
thanks.
It would be possible, but very unwise to do this without any libraries or plug-ins.
I strongly recommend jQuery UI's Dialog widget. It's very simple, well documented and easy to use.
You will probably be interested specifically in how to use the Dialog to display a form. Click the View Source link on that page to see all of the mark-up and code required to achieve that effect.
I have created a simple website, now when I dubble click on my text on the website I want to show a 'tinymce box' that's able to edit my current text. Is that possible and how can I do that with javascript/jquery?
Check out TinyMCE's own documentation page, which is full of resources.
For example if you want to show a TinyMCE on button click, you need something like this:
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/tryit/load_on_demand.php
First you might want to turn you div or whatever into a textarea, and then call the appropriate TinyMCE method.
Sorry for the not too detailed answer, but the question was not too detailed either...
Another easier solution might be to use functionylity that is there already. Seems like you are looking for the code plugin. On Click a box opens and the user can edit the html source of the editor content.
One of the optional buttons has 'html' written on it and can be used to go into HTML editing mode. You can see it in this full featured example - 6 places left of the top-right corner. In order to enable it on your own website you will need to add "code" to the list of plugins and "code" to the list of buttons.
With alerts you can have text inputs. I was hoping you could put check boxes in. Is this possible?
http://www.w3schools.com/JS/js_popup.asp
No, you would need to build out a dialog box in order to achieve this.
You are able to achieve this with relative ease through jQuery and more specifically the jQuery UI plugin, allowing dialog boxes to come up without too much know-how
No. The only options are:
alert (display string);
confirm (display string and get yes/no|true/false back);
prompt (display string and get input string back)
You can create your own modal dialog using a variety of techniques. Under the hood, they all essentially do the same thing - display a separate web page in a popup window or iFrame and disable input access to the rest of the browser until the popup is closed. These are pretty easy to get wrong (hard to use + very annoying) but when done right they offer the developer a lot of power - since it's a complete web page you control, you can pass complex JavaScript objects between the dialog and the main browser window, instead of having to rely on the primitive interaction modes offered by the out-of-the-box dialogs.
Pretty shure it isn't possible. However, you can simulate a "alert box" with the contents you need. JQuery, for example, is a great javascript framework to achieve that.
no, but you can create a function that opens a alert box with html in it, like on facebook.
No, but you can create functions with alert boxes.
javascript:alert("Hello");
javascript:confirm("Hello");
javascript:prompt("Hello");
are the inly available ones.