well, you can do
response.flash=DIV("message",_class="error")
and handle both class "flash" and class "error" via css.
On Nov 5, 3:13 pm, Jonathan Lundell <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Nov 5, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Russell wrote:
>
> > It does seem that a nice solution would be to position or shrink the
> > flash message on the default layout so that it is unlikely to cover
> > text. But it maybe we are trying to do too much with the flash
> > message? There are some messages that only deserve a quick 'flash' -
> > like 'logged in'. But there are some messages that are more important
> > that need to stick around. Perhaps we need two styles in the
> > layout...response.flash and response.notice?
>
> I think that'd be good, or perhaps more of an API. One way to do it
> would be to attach different styles to the flash, perhaps.
>
> For my own applications, I'd like to distinguish errors from
> information notices with color. Also, if an error requires that the
> user do something to correct it (that is, the landing page isn't
> really what the user was after), I'd be inclined to leave it up (no
> fade-out), while purely informational or greeting messages that don't
> require user action would fade.
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