It looks really awesome, the one problem is, when you use "apprise('hello');" jQuery doesn't stop and other js code is executed even if you don't press enter. :/

any chance to have multiple inputs in a single popup? 

hi,
can i get the value of the input text?

 Hi, Awesome plugin, but its not well formated for jQuery. I recently wrote a similar plugin inspired with your work - with a few additional features. and since you say you want to create the effect of the native alert() and confirm(), I've written the extension to override the native alert() and confirm() of JavaScript too.

I hope to perfect the plugin and release it soon .. 

P.S i must say that i find no diff between verify and confirm - cant i just use confirm and pass ' Yes ' and ' No ' to the text options!

( function( $ )
{
$.apprise = function( ){ };
})( jQuery );

Any chance you might put this on github?

Hi Daniel, I like this plugin pretty much and i'm using it in my current project.

Anyway I found one big disadvantage if I compare it with the default alert() function.

I was using an own check() function to determine if an object shall be deleted:

function check() { return confirm("Are you sure?"); }

Using your plugin it looks like this:

function check() { return apprise("Are you sure?", {'verify': true}, function(r){ return r; }); }

As you see, the apprise-callback should return true or false, so would do the check()-function. But it does not!

Look at this:

function check() {
  var test = apprise("Are you sure?", {'verify': true}, function(r){ return r; });
  alert(test);
}

At first an empty alert appears, then the apprise appears.

Maybe I'm doing it wrong or maybe this needs a fix ;)

Best regards from Germany,
Raphael

I'm using Apprise in a jquerymobile app and it's positioning the dialog based on the top of the window instead of the top of the viewport on the iPhone. So on a page that scrolls, the dialog is out of the viewport on the iPhone. Any idea how to position it to center in the viewport?

How about add timeout so that the message box will automatically disappear..

我就是来看看你们老外写的网页支持中文吗~

hello,
i am a noob and i need to trasform this script in apprise ....
<script language="javascript">
function confirm_delete()
{
  if (confirm("Are you ready to send this FORM?")==true)
    return true;
  else
    return false;
}
</script>

Suggestion: make input field default value selected ;)

it is really really awesome it is too good for implementing thanks..........

Hi Daniel,
I made a demo, it's very nice with Firefox and Chrome but with IE  I have some issues
 <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.4.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="apprise-1.5.full.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <link href="apprise.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <button onclick="apprise('Hello');">Hello</button>
Step 1: Open the web browser http://cC5.upanh.com/23.757.30...
Step 2: Click the button "Hello", it appear 2 scroll bars at left and bottom http://cC5.upanh.com/23.757.30... 3: Scroll down and you can see the alert box is at the bottom http://cC1.upanh.com/23.757.30... help me. Thanks :)
Please help me. Thanks :)

hi

Sorry if this is a n00b question, but how do I save the input passing it to a php file using javascript?

It also would be more awesome, if we could add html to the messages. :)

Wow, sexy and clean. Great job.

Beautiful extension, but the CC-BY-SA is GPL-incompatible (by design) and Creative Commons themselves specifically recommends against using it for code, so I'll have to pass on it.

(What they do recommend is putting thing like icons under CC-BY-SA, because the GPL doesn't care what license your non-code resources are under so long as they're not turned into base64 strings and embedded in the code or something else along those lines)

My suggestion, since a lot of the popular TiddlyWiki plugins are under CC-BY-SA, is that, if you don't want to BSD it, you offer people the choice of CC-BY-SA or GPL. (And, specifically "GPL 2 or later" as the FSF recommends and most projects use, because I know of several plugins (eg. plupload) which are explicitly under "GPL 2 but not later" and I can't use them in projects which use GPL 3 code.

As is, I'll just continue with my policy of including only GPL3-compatible stuff on my list of resources and clearly marking anything with a copyleft/ShareAlike clause so I know not to use it if the client intends to resell my creation.

Oh, and I noticed that you forgot to include the Firefox 3.x border radius CSS for those demo buttons. (Firefox 4 freezes with some of the extensions I consider indispensable and Chrome's API is too locked-down for them to be implemented)

Came up with this http://jsfiddle.net/uclnj/btEA... to defer execution until user responds to input, is there a way to embed this in apprise so there is no return until selecting (e.g. yes/no)?

You can also add options for display text to support localisation:
var default_args =
{
'confirm' : false, // Ok and Cancel buttons
'verify' : false, // Yes and No buttons
'input' : false, // Returns with user inputed text
'animate' : false, // Groovy animation (can true or number, default is 400)
'txtOK' : 'OK',
'txtCanel' : 'Cancel',
'txtYes' : 'Yes',
'txtNO' : 'No'
}

It would be great if you could add the ability to supply an icon(graphic) within the alert window!

ossssssam