[fbod383]

OK, so I have a popup alert that notifies people of a legal disclaimer, there must be a way to change the JS to allow on click to go to another page instead of just closing the popup alert. I have tried a few different options, but I am just stabbing in the dark. I’ve found the action in my Main.JS just not sure where to go from there

[Brandon]

Try this:

var r=confirm("Press a button");
if (r==true)
  {
  x="You pressed OK!";
//or do something  
  }
else
  {
  x="You pressed Cancel!";
//or do something else
  }
  alert(x);

[fbod383]

Thanks Brandon, but the code I have is like this… or am I even in the right area?

‘action15’:function() { setTimeout(function() { phoneui.alert(‘Alert: You have activated GRL Law’s Rights Reminder. If enabled, your phone voice recorder has also been activated to ensure any interaction between you and law enforcement is recorded to fully protect your rights. Keep your phone on your person if possible.’); }, 0);;}};

[Brandon]

Sorry I misunderstood.

Try the phoneui gotopage function.

For some reason it wont let me type in the code…

[fbod383]

I did that, but I must be putting it in the wrong spot, because it doesnt work. I assumed the 0 at the end was a end command, so I placed the function there but it just killed the whole screen.

[Brandon]

Try right after this: possible.’); phoneui.goto page

[fbod383]

that did the trick, thanks! Last question, and I saw something about this but didnt quite make sense of it.. how do I get the file location removed from the top of the popup box?

[Brandon]

If I remember right I dont think its possible right now.

[fbod383]

this is what I found earlier

@support-wayne wrote:

Hi Nigel,

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.

/**
 * 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) {

[Brandon]

Oh, I do rember seeing that using the phoneui, but I havent done anything with that, so Im not the best one. Hopefully Support or one of the people who have done more native apps can shed some light on how to use it better.

[paulD]

Another way to do it would be use an image as the the alert pop up. You could have it hidden until you need it. So on user click, it shows the alert box image. On user clicking the alert image it would hide the alert image then fire a function to transit to another mobi page.

That would be pretty easy to to implement with a css.visible or maybe toggle for the image. Then just fire a function with a phoneui.gotoPage()

Thanks

Paul

[fbod383]

Great idea paul.. I am gonna play with that see which I like better

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