For FlexJS, the Alert will have an AlertModel where the title, message, and button labels will be stored. The model is assigned via style sheet (or programmatically) and the model can be changed dynamically. If you wanted something different or more generic, it will be possible to extend the AlertModel and add whatever else you'd like and then extend or replace the AlertBead to handle the extra layout or items.
Peter Ent Flex SDK Team Adobe Systems On 6/11/13 4:15 AM, "christofer.d...@c-ware.de" <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote: >Regarding the callback-functionality, I would prefer the event based >approach over the old one where you provide the callbac functionality. > >As far as I understood it, I can still programatically create Alerts and >addEventListeners for the CloseEvents. I would really like to be able to >continue to be able to create Alerts programatically. > >Regarding the discussion of what Buttons the Allert should have, what >about implementing an abstract BaseAlert (or something similar that >contains a command-bar which can be filled with Buttons and a concrete >subclass Alert that mimics the functionality of the original Alert? > >Chris > >________________________________________ >Von: Maxime Cowez [maxime.co...@gmail.com] >Gesendet: Montag, 10. Juni 2013 22:08 >An: dev@flex.apache.org >Betreff: [DISCUSS] Alerts and dialogs in Flex 4.x / Spark (was: Alerts >and dialogs in FlexJS) > >As we were discussing some options in the thread "Alerts and dialogs in >FlexJS", we started to elaborate on dialog implementation in general. This >was carrying us away from the initial question so I started this new >thread. > >One of the initial topics was the possibility to declare Alerts/Dialogs as >mxml tags instead of using the old static function, something like this: > ><fx:declarations> > <s:Alert id="alert" title="myTitle" text="myMessage" >close="handleAlertClose(event)"/> ></fx:declarations> > ><s:Button label="show alert" click="alert.open()"/> > >I mentioned that I had already created such an implementation, which can >be >found at https://github.com/RIAstar/SkinnablePopUpFx >There's also a live demo at http://riastar.github.io/SkinnablePopUpFx/ > >Some people seemed to like the idea and asked some questions, which I'll >try to answer next. > >Max
