[rz] Alert() *** UPD 2020-Mar-22 ***

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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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Is it possible to dissable blue focus frame on "OK" button?
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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are you meaning the outlined box or the focus itself?
if you are meaning the focus itself, can you pls give me a valid reason?
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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I mean blue outlined box. Box is ugly and anoying.
For example, I dissabled that blue frame in [rz] Button if I dissable "Get focus on click".

BTW: I know. This is Chrome behavior.
EDIT: FF dont have that behavior.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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yes, of course you can disable the focus outline box
you can design those buttons as you want
i do not do it within the extension as it is up to the designer -- it's matter of html/css and every designer may have his very own taste about this
about the focus itself, i won't change this behavior as i follow navigability standards
btw, the blue box is not only in chrome, also opera changed its orange box to a blue one :)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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Sorry. I didn't understand well. :)
You said that I use [rz] Button for OK alert button? :)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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we are talking about the [rz] Alert()
you can design its related layer and elements as you want
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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I have just tried the [r] Button as alert OK button and works great. :)
Looks like I'm still not aware that the powerful tools I already have, but I'm learning... ;)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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cool! :)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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I have one problem when I use [r] Button as alert OK button.
So, when I press OK (on alert), a web page does not remain at the current position - going to the top.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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do you have an online sample to see?
anyhow, in [rz] Button, go to "advanced" category and change "override behavior on event" to yes
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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This is the site in progress:
This option what you said didn't help.
I'll delete link from here after.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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sorry my mistake, i forgot to mention that you also need to add "void(0);" without the double quotes as event
btw, is not the normal way we use the [rz] Button, but always is a handy solution ;)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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Thanks :)
Now is ok. :)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2014-Oct-14 ***

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yes clap your hands :lol:
(thanks for reporting this "workaround" back)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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upgrade available (get in contact for more details)

* New in version 1.2:

- Optional timed messages:
alert('my message'); or alert('my message', 0); for the usual behavior.
alert('my timed message', 5000); i.e: the alert box will be closed after 5 seconds (any other value in milliseconds can be entered).
- Optionally hides the close button in timed messages.
- Optional extra layer-rearrangements on timed messages with hidden close button.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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How do i download this?
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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I only need the Alert not the full pack.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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menu at top right: packs, singles, ecommerce, etc...
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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I have now purchased the Alert and another program. However, it has not been sent to me as yet.

Please advise.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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DaveP wrote:
SteffJay wrote:I have now purchased the Alert and another program. However, it has not been sent to me as yet.
Please advise.
Hi SteffJay,

I notice on his contact form it says working days are Sunday to Thursday, so you should receive them Tomorrow. :wink:
Thank you DaveP
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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SteffJay wrote:I have now purchased the Alert and another program. However, it has not been sent to me as yet.

Please advise.
thanks for your purchase, the extensions have been sent a few hours ago
i checked it at paypal and the confirmation of your transaction arrived with a 16-hour delay!
sorry for the inconvenience that this may have caused to you
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2015-Jun-09 ***

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DaveP wrote:I notice on his contact form it says working days are Sunday to Thursday, so you should receive them Tomorrow. :wink:
thank you for helping on this :)
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2017-Jun-22 ***

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* New in version 1.2.1

- Improved the timed messages handling when the alert box is closed manually.
- The core has been moved to an external file for a faster navigation between pages.
- Minor core tweaks.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2018-Sep-21 ***

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* New in version 1.2.2

- Improved modal handling with less resources and better interacts with other extensions.
- Improved backward compatibility.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2018-Dec-31 ***

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* New in version 1.2.2.1

- Improved interaction with [rz] Button extension when it has i.e. 'push' effects.
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Re: [rz] Alert() *** UPD 2020-Mar-22 ***

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* New in version 1.2.2.2

- Improved alignment uniformity across platforms including mobiles.
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