DAlert
Version 1.1.1DAlert is a simple jQuery and jQuery UI plugin that easily create a customizable alert (or confirm) window as a replacement for the native javascript alert and confirm methods.
DAlert
Version 1.1.1DAlert is a simple jQuery and jQuery UI plugin that easily create a customizable alert (or confirm) window as a replacement for the native javascript alert and confirm methods.
DAlert Simple Usage
1. Make sure to include the latest version of jQuery library and jQuery UI from CDN on your web page.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.3/themes/smoothness/jquery-ui.css"/> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js"></script> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.3/jquery-ui.js"></script>
2. Include jQuery dalert plugin after jQuery and jQuery UI.
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/dalert.jquery.js"></script>
3. Create a simple alert window.
<input type="button" class="button" id="dalert_button" value="DAlert" />
//Start :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event $("#dalert_button").click(function(){ //Start :: DAlert Alert Usage dalert.alert("Hello, I am a DAlert!"); //End :: DAlert Alert Usage }); //End :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event
4. Create a simple alert with a callback.
<input type="button" class="button" id="dalert_button" value="DAlert" />
//Start :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event $("#dalert_button").click(function(){ //Start :: DAlert Alert Usage with a callback on close of the alert dalert.alert("Hello, I am a DAlert!","Title",function callbackMe(){ dalert.alert("Me callback !"); }); //End :: DAlert Alert Callback Usage }); //End :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event
5. Create a confirm dialog box.
<input type="button" class="button" id="confirm_button" value="DAlert-Confirm"/>
DAlert-Confirm Simple Usage
DAlert Confirm is easy to use as it just returns a callback with the result user clicked, you can implement your logic for the specific button click as in the below example
Example://Start :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event $("#confirm_button").click(function(){ //Start :: DAlert Confirm Usage dalert.confirm("Are You Sure?","DAlert Confirm !",function(result){ if(result){ dalert.alert("You've just clicked YES !"); } else{ dalert.alert("You've just clicked NO !"); } }); //End :: DAlert Confirm Usage }); //End :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event
Alert Replacement
Replace native alert with DAlert : dalert.ReplaceAlert();
Example
dalert.ReplaceAlert(); alert("Hey... I am a replaced alert");
Confirm Replacement
Replace native confirm with DAlert : dalert.ReplaceConfirm();
Example
dalert.ReplaceConfirm(); confirm("Are You Sure?","DAlert Confirm !",function(result){ if(result){ dalert.alert("You've just clicked YES !"); } else{ dalert.alert("You've just clicked NO !"); } });
Configuration :: Options with Parameter Values And Usage
DAlert Options : (dalert_msg, title_msg, options)
Options Array {} :: Customize the look and feel :: Use the third parameter to pass the options array as in the below example//Start :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event $("#dalert_options").click(function(){ //Start:: DAlert dalert.alert("Message","Tittle",{ messageFontColor:'white', messageBgColor:'rgb(119, 49, 134)', tittleBgColor:'black', tittleFontColor:'white' }); //End:: DAlert }); //End :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event
Example
//Start :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event $("#confirm_options").click(function(){ //Start:: DAlert Confirm Customized dalert.confirm("Message","Tittle", function(result){ if(result){ dalert.alert("You've just clicked YES !"); } else{ dalert.alert("You've just clicked NO !"); } }, { messageFontColor:'white', messageBgColor:'rgb(119, 49, 134)', tittleBgColor:'black', tittleFontColor:'white' } ); //End:: DAlert Confirm Customized }); //End :: jQuery Click Event :: or as you wish to handle the click event