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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Warning/Error Hints
On Friday 30 Mar 2007, André Rodrigues Pena wrote:
decreases the need of interaction and the use of the boring
Hi all,
I'm developing an application for 1 month and already get bored with
the Alert.show() dialog box.
I don't think it's ideal to show error and warning messages to the
user when he/she is interacting with a form or a button (I think it's
interesting but not in these situations). I'd like to
On Friday 30 Mar 2007, André Rodrigues Pena wrote:
something like a balloon to let the user know something in a more
slightly way.
Like the Validator one you mean ?
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Tom Chiverton
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I was thinking of something like the found new hardware or low disk
space balloons of Windows XP. But thinking twice, they are no
necessary. I can use validators (as you said) and disable all
functionalities I don't want users to use in some states.. That
decreases the need of interaction and the
On Friday 30 Mar 2007, André Rodrigues Pena wrote:
decreases the need of interaction and the use of the boring
Alert.show() method.
Thanks! :)
's what we did- started out using Alert's to display form errors, moved to
Validators as we got the hang of it.
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Tom Chiverton
Helping to
I am going to assume that you are talking about an input form(although you
may not be), you can use the built in validators to validate the form
elements as the user navigates the form.
On 30 Mar 2007 06:53:43 -0700, André Rodrigues Pena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
I'm developing an
I created a status bar for one app.
Tracy
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Warning/Error Hints
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