Custom Dailog Box using JavaScript

[boney]

Hello All,

I m new to JavaScript and widely Exploring programming in js
i have a situation where in i do not want to use alert(message); /
prompt(message) kind of functionility. rather i want to contruct a
custom dailog Box.

Is it possible to construct a custom dailog Box using javascript ?

if yes, can anybody guide me through the mechanism ....

boney

 

[Dag Sunde]

Hello All,

I m new to JavaScript and widely Exploring programming in js
i have a situation where in i do not want to use alert(message); /
prompt(message) kind of functionility. rather i want to contruct a
custom dailog Box.

Is it possible to construct a custom dailog Box using javascript ?

if yes, can anybody guide me through the mechanism ....

Post the question in a JS group instead...
This NG concerns itself with the Java programming language,
whitch is *not* the same thing.

See comp.lang.javascript

 

[boney]

Thanks a lot Dag

Actually i agree its a silly mistake i did.. and have already posted it
on the java script group..
secondly do reply if u urself have any idea regarding my problem

Thanks again,

Boney

 

[Harsh]

Hi Boney,

Once i had same requirement in one of my projects , but there i had some
liberties, so what i did was in case of a specific message i opened a new
window by resizing it and made my own button in that page, which is a very
easy solution for this kind of problem. But i dont know if this will help
your case or not.

Regards,
Harsh

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Harsh wrote:
.....

Once i had same requirement in one of my projects , but there i had some
liberties, so what i did was in case of a specific message i opened a new
window by resizing it and made my own button in that page, which is a very
easy solution for this kind of problem. ..

It is also very 'high maintenance'* strategy in this
age of pop-up blockers.

...and yet more proof of why the *last* people you
would ask about JavaScript programming, are
Java programmers. Not only do Java programmers
generally have little idea how to code JS, they
almost as often think they are good at it.

And to the OP - toodle along to the forum first
suggested. They are the experts on JS.

* Unless the pop-up is a 'site problem/contact' form,
in which case, everything will /seem/ just fine.

Andrew T.