Change appearance of javascript alerts

Is there a way to change the appearance of javascript alert message boxes in FF4 (default theme)? The new design is so different from Windows standards that I can't use them for screen shots (I'm a developer).

You can toggle the pref prompts.tab_modal.enabled to false on the about:config with a double click.
To open the about:config page, type about:config in the location (address) bar and press the "Enter" key, just like you type the url of a website to open a website. 
If you see a warning then you can confirm that you want to access that page.

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Is the appearance of Javascript alerts modifiable in Firefox 4.0?

Firefox 4.0 allows users to do a lot of customizing, which is great. Does this extend to the appearance of Javascript alerts?
Unlike Firefox 3.6, in version 4.0 when an alert pops up, the underlying web page is darkened, half opaque and half transparent. This focuses the user's attention on the alert box. Is there a way for me to change this setting to be 20% opaque, 80% transparent? That would make it easier for me to see what the alert is trying to tell me about the underlying web page.

You can use code in [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/stylish/ Stylish] or add code to [http://kb.mozillazine.org/UserChrome.css userChrome.css] below the @namespace line to change the background color and the transparency.
Some examples (first is the current default; only use one):
<pre><nowiki>@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(25, 25, 25, 0.5) !important; }
tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(224, 224, 224, 0.1) !important; }
tabmodalprompt { background-color: transparent !important; }
</nowiki></pre>
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Change font size in Javascript alert.

Hi All,
Is there any way to change the font size in a Javascript
alert box?

Not that I know of.
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"JED" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> Is there any way to change the font size in a Javascript
alert box?
>

How can i change the style of javascript alert

how to change the alert style of javascript is there any way to change the style of alert window please mail me at [email protected]

Anyway.. Because you asked..
There is NO way to do this.
Alerts from Javascript is a browser native call. Look and feel depends on implementing browser.

Javascript alert boxes are wrapped in Windows 7 with IE 8

I can't count the number of JavaScript alert boxes I have throughout my systems and they have always made the transition between IE browsers from 6 to 8 without a hitch. Without a hitch until I setup my first Windows 7 machine. It is a 64 system that has both 32 & 64 bit IE browsers.
It doesn't matter which of the two versions I use, the JavaScript messages that I have so carefully crafted with just the proper layout are now wrapped. The resultant text in the new W7 popups is almost unintelligible because it is so badly scrambled/wrapped on the new white background.
Since an alert box is simplicty itself, there is no way that I can think of to change the inherent size of the box.
Has anyone else notice this phenomena??? If so, do you have a way around it short of redoing all of the text in the effected boxes???
Len
XP machine's JavaScript Alert popup in IE 8
W7 machine's JavaScript Alert popup in IE 8 with wrapped text

HMM I have the same problem. My researches suggest that the Zone.Identifier ADS is still being used for the internet zone, but not the Intranet zone. I too can get an intranet location out of IE, but not by querying Zone.Identifier eg using Powershell. This
issue is present in XP as well as Win 7. It appears to extend to trusted zone ids.
One hypothesis is that this is being stored in hidden form to prevent zone ids that decrease security being applied by malware.
I had thought that maybe the intranet zone id was only present during download - but your experiment suggests otherwise.

Javascript alert in Web Planning - timing when it pops up?

Hi all,
Javascript alerts such as
alert('Layout not available, check your header combinations?')
are easy to set up using the text component (html=true) in the web interface builder.
My problem is that when using 'Tabs' (tab component), if you navigate between the tabs and your alert condition is activated, then the alert appears BEFORE the rest of the screen is rendered.
Normally, the use of the 'onload' html statement in the <body> tag allows one to ensure some event only happens AFTER the entire page is downloaded/rendered into the web, but, because of the nature of our web BSP's used for planning web interfaces, it is really difficult to influence this html attribute.....!!
In simple words, on navigation from one tab to another, does anyone out there know how to make my popups only popup AFTER all images have been rendered into the web page.....rather than BEFORE......??
My guess is not one of you even know what I am talking about, eh?
Many regards,
Rael

Rael, there was a lot of requirements through my personal experience, which cannot be accomplished fully in WIB. And very often these requirements were very critical to client.
So just all web-planning applications, that I did, were extended through se80.
And this is quite normal approach, because even SAP itself recommends development of own planning interfaces in case of complex requirements to user interface.
>because the changes can be lost
The necessary additions: buttons, layouts and so on can be made manually in se80 at any time later.

OBIEE 11g: Dashboard not invoking simple javascript alert

Hi Experts,
I'm trying to invoke one simple ALERT command with javascript in obiee 11g dashboard. The purpose is when it loads, it should print one ALERT message and also when we change something in the prompt and clicking Apply button.
Here is code written in a text item (Checked html markup option) after prompts;
<script language="Javascript">
alert ("Hello");
</script>
The Javascript alert message is showing when the dashboard page loads, but its not coming when we click the Apply button after changing the prompts.
Can anyone give helpful hint, how to check it and why its not showing up when we press Apply button?
Any hint or some useful links will b highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

You just used code and I would say the default event is onload of the page, thats the reason you are able to see alert.
Since you didnt ask or written code onClick event to show alert, its not showing.
You need to tell to browser when to prompt alert message instead of onload.
Hope you are more confuse about 'how to do'
if yes, mark :)
give some more info about your actual req. that helps any other gurus to help.
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Mar 27, 2013 8:42 AM

Javascript alert script needed when calculation does not equal 100

I have created a fillable form and have a total box which I've set to calulate the sum of Field1, Field2, Field3 and Field4
which works well.
I would like to add a javascript alert if the total amount does not add to exactly 100 to stop the user submitting the form or moving to next question.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thank you

Hi try67,
I have implemented successfully the following:
event.value = ''; // clear field
// get the values of field 1 and 2 as string
var sField1 = this.getField("field 1").value.toString();
var sField2 = this.getField("field 2").value.toString();
// adjust for a field being 100 and the other is null
if (sField1 == 100 & sField2 == '') sField2 = "0";
if (sField2 == 100 & sField1 == '') sField1 = "0";
// do only if field 1 and 2 are not null
if(sField1 != '' & sField2 != '') {
event.value = Number(sField1) + Number(sField2);
if (event.value != 100) app.alert("Fields 1 and 2 must sum to 100!", 1, 0);
} // end not empty
Just wondered if you can let me know what I need to add to stop the form being submitted(email submit button) if the amount is not 100?
So the same alert appears ("Fields 1 and 2 must sum to 100!")
Currently if the fields exceed or are below 100, then the alert message ("Fields 1 and 2 must sum to 100!")
appears once and you can still tab to next field, or click on next field or submit the pdf.
I was hoping to add validation on submitto be similar to required fields where you are alerted if not filled in and cannot submit until you imputted the correct calculation sum up to 100?

Javascript alert recording and testing

I have a form on one of my recorded pages, if data in a particular field matches a certain combination of letters and numbers, a javascript alert is displayed after clicking on the submit button. However if the field is correct then the form will submit and execute the next page.
Is there any way that I can check to find out if the dialog box has appeared and if it has go to a page later on in the script?
Thanks in advance

If I understand that right, if that alert pops up, the error has occurred, and the script won't continue because of the navigation failure. When the script fails, no other "next" page could possibly appear, so there is no point to save that information for later. Correct me if I am wrong.

Javascript Alert

How do I replicate the following AS2 function in AS3 completely in Flash WITHOUT writing any external javascript
myBtn_btn.onRelease = function(){
getURL("javascript:alert('you clicked me')");
I know about the ExternalInterface option, but again I need to do this without creating/changing any external Javascript code.
Thanks

A slight tweak on kglads code to make it work with the security restrictions of the newest players.
myBtn_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,f);
function f(e:MouseEvent):void {
ExternalInterface.call("alert","you clicked me");
This works without putting any JS code on the HTML page because the alert() function is native to JS.
Also, if you want to do more elaborate things (custom functions, etc) - here is a tutorial on JS script injection with AS3:
http://www.actionscript.org/resources/articles/745/1/JavaScript-and-VBScript-Injection-in- ActionScript-3/Page1.html

How do i save the source code of a javascript alert in safari?

I am trying to save the source code of the javascript alert in safari but the menu items blank out.
Is this even possible?
dave

Eventhought it is a usefull function which i did not know about it is not helping me. This is what hapens.
I request an url and get a javascript alert back from the server. The javascript alert triggers that is i get a popup where I can only press ok. If i do not press ok i can not do anything else. the safari menu's are greyed out. if i do press ok i get redirected and i can not read the javascript page with your suggestion.
what i want is read the source for that javascript alert so i know what it says (my filemaker database that is) but because that option is greyed out i am stuck.
here is the link i use to get the javascript popup:
https://www.login.alex.nl/klanten/portfolio/portefeuille-xls.asp?print=true
the javascript says i am not loged in.
if i get this javascript alert in firefox i can ask for the sourcecode, read it and do stuff that is log in. I just do not understand how i can change safari so it does the same thing as firefox.
thanks again

Required = true, but Javascript alert boxes Does Not fire ?

Hi,
On my ADF Form (af:form), I have set my attribute : required = true on the adf faces page. (on the entity object, mandatory = true)
But when I press Submit, I do not get any Javascript alert boxes fired, instead, I just see server side validation error.
Why the Javascript alert boxes does not get fired ?
Where is the setting ?
Thank you for your help,
xtanto

Hi Frank,
I use JDev 10.1.3.1 and it does not work.
Yes , the required field similar to #{bindings.ManagerId.mandatory}
I even try to change it to 'true', still no Java script alert, just the server side error.
What is the possibility ?
Thank you,
xtanto

Framemaker uses $filename for short file name, can we edit this to change appearance? We do not want the short file name of long filename to include the .fm extension can this be removed or modified to make this happen?

Framemaker uses <$filename> for short file name, can we edit this to change appearance? We do not want the short file name of long filename to include the .fm extension can this be removed or modified to make this happen? In compiling our books it would be helpful to not have this extension appear as it then requires us to create extra files without them.

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JavaScript Alert functionality in PL/SQL

I'm in need of implementing the JavaScript "Alert" functionality (display message and wait for user to acknowledge) in the "before displaying the page" PL/SQL block of portal reports and forms. While I'm at it - How about the JavaScript "history.back" function as well?
Is this possible? Can you point me in the right direction.

Hi,
Where Portal says "before displaying the page" what it means is that it will run this code before it starts to htp.p() out the HTML of the page.
In WebDB this was actually what happened, in Portal there are some elements of HTML output BEFORE this block of code is run.
Anyway I don't think that you can have an alert that displays before the page is loaded. The page will still show behind the alert.
To get around this you would need a blank page to show your alert that forwards you on to the required page.
The history function can be called by the onclick event of a button or you can access Javascript through an anchor tag:-
link text
Regards Michael

How to verify JavaScript alert message display on page with C#?

Hi All,
I have a question about verify the JavaScript alert message on page. For example, I input the script in browser address like: "javascript:onmouseover=alert('popup windows')" . How to verify there's a alert message displayed on page with C#?
Thanks

Are you trying to use some automation or ? What the previous solution is they have put the text in the dom for you to pull out with C# or other languages.
if you are trying to automate this through a browser maybe look into WebDriver
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 2);
wait.until(ExpectedConditions.alertIsPresent());
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alert.accept();

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