[RaymondSchneider]

Hi
Howe do i make this happen in an easy way? Why cant you just remove the Url-adress within your popup alert in Mobione design center?
Regards

Alert Message without URL

From Octavio on the Forum regarding Alert Messages:

Following are 2 phoneui.js api that can be used in apps and webapps. The app context using the phonegap notification api which does not include the app URL. When used in a webapp the implementation falls back to standard javascript alert() and confirm() dialogs with the app url. In the jsdoc ‘TC’ refers to Test Center.

Code:

/**
* shows alert and calls fnContinue then. Note: works in different
* ways in iOS and TC. For TC it returns immediately, while for iOS
* it returns only when user pressed OK
*
* @param message Text message
* @param fnContinue function that called when user selected button.
* @param optionalTitle optional, title for dialog
* @param optionalButtonLabel optional, button label
*/
phoneui.alert(message, fnContinue, optionalTitle, optionalButtonLabel)

/**
* shows confirmation dialog. result comes to fnContinue. Blocks in web app, doesn’t block in
* phonegap apps
*
* @param message Text message
* @param fnContinue function that called when user selected button. Takes 1-based index of selected button
* @param optionalTitle optional, title for dialog
* @param optionalButtonLabel optional, string with comma-separated button labels
*/
phoneui.confirm(message, fnContinue, optionalTitle, optionalButtonLabel)

[support-octavio]

Hi Rayan,

Attached a sample file that contains two buttons that calls a standar alert and the custom alert which doesn’t show the url on title, pushing second button you should get this result:
See attachment phoneuialert.png

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[RaymondSchneider]

Hi

I copy the the script to a new button but still the same url adress appers.

Sorry if I dont understand…

[support-octavio]

Hi Rayan,

Could you tell me where you are testing it?

[RaymondSchneider]

Hi
I published the app, and there was the url again, perhapes I’m doing it wrong!
If I understand you correctly I can use the script from one of the attached buttons no?

Ray

[support-octavio]

Hi Rayan,

The problem is that you are testing a web app, note the comment before describing the functions:

When used in a webapp the implementation falls back to standard javascript alert() and confirm() dialogs with the app url.

So that you only can use phoneui.alert() in native apps.

[RaymondSchneider]

Hi
Thank you for the reply, well than i have to go native then I supose.
Do you recomend that?

Regards
Ray

[support-octavio]

Hi Rayan,

The document URL depicted in the native javascript alert() can not be avoided in webapps, only in native apps. If your target deployment is a mobile website then you may consider using a 3rd party dialog instead of any of the javascript notification apis (e.g., alert(), confirm(), prompt() )

[MalakSadik]

so if i used phoneui.alert the url will not be displayed after building the ios app?

[Brandon]

@angelsprincess1
Thats correct, it will not work on web apps, but native apps should show a better alert without the URL.

[Paul_paul]

More to the point how can I remove the “Alert” from the “Alert Message”? I would like it to say something else …. ‘Danger! Danger!’ maybe.

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