Javascript alert box due to inactivity

Can anyone give me an example how to use javascript to display an alert box after a certain time of inactivity?

After drag it is not going to "String name=request.getParameter("fname")".....i
debugged and confirmed this.
A similar issue was reported in IE9 also. Please find the link for more details
https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/793230/javascript-alert-box-duplicated-if-moved-ie-9

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

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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 ?
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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.
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When my Firefox language settings are fr_fr or fr_ca Firefox does not display the e with acute accent character correctly when it is displayed in a javascript alert box. However, it does display it correctly when my language settings are just fr. Please t

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Use Unicode (UTF-8) for those characters.
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I'm looking to incorporate an alert box which launches when a
user clicks on exit to confirm the click. Is there an easy way to
do this within Captivate 2's "execute javascript" command?

In general, you can close a window with JavaScript but my
understanding is that it can't be done at all in Firefox 2.x unless
the window you're trying to close was originally created using
JavaScript. This would be a deal-breaker for most general-purpose
solutions.
If you're sure you only have to deal with IE, then there are
some ideas in
this discussion
thread that might work for you.
When testing such solutions, it's a good idea to run your
files from the environment they will ultimately be accessed from
(i.e., a Web server). Unless you monkey with your IE security
settings, running JavaScript-enhanced Captivate files from the
local machine will result in false negatives due to browser
security restrictions.

Acrobat v9 JavaScript Alert Box - any way to add space or line break after each array item?

I have a Document level Javascript used to identify blank required fields and is triggered on document actions, Print and Save. The script identifies the blank required fields, counts them, and outputs to an Alert box indicating the number of required fields blank and lists the fields by tooltip name. The script identifies the required fields by an asterisk at the end of each tool tip.
My question is there any way to add a space or a line break after the comma for each listed item?
Here is an image of the output where the listed items are all run together.
Here is the code:
function validateFields()
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var flg = 0
// count all the form fields
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//if they are determined to be empty
var fArr = new Array();
//loop through all fields and check for those that are required
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for(var i = 0;i<n;i++){
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var f = this.getField(fn);
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var tt = f.userName
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if(tt.indexOf('*')!=-1 && f.value == f.defaultValue){
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Thank you! The alert box array items now have a line break, image below. You know you have made my day and possibly several weeks as now I have more understanding about how to apply everything I have been reading in the Acrobat JavaScript guide and of course as soon as you pointed out using a "join", that triggered some old-days of working with Access and SQL queries.
I will work on the required attribute to see how I might reference it. I am laughing at myself now - good luck to me in figuring it out as I was very stick-in-the-mud regarding the line break issue.
Thanks again and here is the result of the updated code:

Bug: error message in error console if i reload a page while a javascript alert() box is displayed.

bug: i have an alert("haha"); displayed from an inpage button with javascript, and while the alert message is still open, if i do a refresh i get this error in the error console:
Timestamp: 2/5/2012 12:27:27 μμ
Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "prompt aborted by user" nsresult: "0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE)" location: "JS frame :: resource:///components/nsPrompter.js :: openTabPrompt :: line 457" data: no]
it happens on every site that shows an alert dialogue box
online example:
[http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_alert w3schools example]
press the "show alert box" button and as the alert box is open do a page refresh.

I didn't realize you could reload in that situation; I thought alert() was application modal. Hmmm...
In Firefox 13 beta 4 on Windows 7 I still see the error:
Timestamp: 5/22/2012 7:41:13 PM<br>
Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "prompt aborted by user" nsresult: "0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE)" location: "JS frame :: resource:///components/nsPrompter.js :: openTabPrompt :: line 457" data: no]
I don't think it has any negative consequence. Did you just want to get it on someone's list to look at, or is it a problem for your page/application?
I looked in Bugzilla briefly and these sound related:
[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=655181 Bug 655181 – modal dialog (e.g. via window.alert()) opened with meta refresh tag refresh page in background causes this uncaught exception: "prompt aborted by user" .. resource://gre/components/nsPrompter.js]
[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=717248 Bug 717248 – Pressing backspace on alert() modal closes alert and triggers "back" functionality without firing onkeydown]
Both note the error when navigating the tab in different ways with the alert displayed. But... not much attention to them so far.

Adobe Reader XI - javascript alert boxes appearing behind modal IE window

Hi - I am experiencing the following issue:
I am running Windows 7, Internet Explorer 9 and Acrobat Reader XI. I am opening a pdf document in an IE modal dialog usiing the showModalDialog() function. My pdf document has a simple button which will display an app.alert box. The problem is that the alert box now appears in the back of the modal dialog, something it did not do before the upgrade to Reader version XI. This means that the user is forced to move the modal dialog out of the way to see and to click "OK" on the alert box.
It doesn't seem like this is limited to app.alert boxes either. I tested on a new WIN7 machine and installed Reader XI. Making sure not to have opened Reader XI, I opened my pdf file in the modal window and it brought up the Reader XI EULA window and it was behind the modal dialog as well.
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Use alert box in javascript using xsl:message in Xalan

There appears to be a xsl:message tag in XSLT. According to W3C, the implementation is dependent on the XSLT transformer.
However, this tag output the message to my console.
I would on the other hand like to output the message
in a javascript alert box. I am using jaxp 1.1, the XSLT
transformer is Xalan.
Thanks in advance,
taybw

As you surely know, Xalan is running on the server. That's why the <xsl:message> appears there. As far as I know, the only options available to XSLT implementors are whether the message will appear or not, or possibly whether it will end the translation abnormally.
Presumably you have Xalan producing HTML that will be rendered on the browser. If that's the case, then just replace the <xsl:message> element by some Javascript code that will pop up the alert box as soon as the browser loads the page you are writing.

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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I have a weird issue with IOS 7 on both iPhone and iPad. When a javascript alert box is displayed, the message is shown with an OK button. Clicking the button does nothing. The modal window freezes Safari and I have to close it down and reopen to clearn the alert box. I've tried about everything, but nothing works except closing Safari.

http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

How to use JOptionPane in jsp, instead of javascript message alert box?

HI,
How to use JOptionPane in jsp,
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jsp is server side. i know that.
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how to use ... message box in webpage?
don't use applet,,,, don't use javascript,,,
hm...zzzZzz
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<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
alert("hate javascript");
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===>>>>
In this way,,
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don't use javascript....
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Need an Alert box

Is it possible to get an alert message whenever closing the file in the Indesign? The problem is, I will forget some checkpoints before sending the files. Making scripts, will need to run, specially, which cannot be in mind in rush times. But if an alert message shoots whenever we close a file, it will always be helpful. I just need to create a alert box to display some message, whenever I say, close or exit the file.
Is this possible in CS2?
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CS2 you need a plug-in called InEventScript
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Looks also in the Javascript samples provided w/ CS3 about events
==============================================
#target indesign
#targetengine "session"
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//******************** EVENTS ********************
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