what about:
1. user clicks "add new item"
2. presenter does onAddNewItem() and calls getView().showNamePrompt()
3. user types in the name to name prompt and click "save"
4. presenter does onSave() and calls getView().getName()
this keeps it separate yes?
On Jun 2, 1:46 pm, Spring wrote:
> Hello,
> When using the MVP pattern, how should I display alerts or message
> boxes prompting the user for information? For example, the user clicks
> a button to add a new item and I prompt for the name. Where should
> this prompt happen? In the View class? In the Presenter? The presenter
> is where I have added the listener and the prompt should happen when
> the user clicks the add button. I could do this in the presenter, when
> the listener is triggered, but I do not wish to have UI elements in
> the Presenter. The new name obtained from the prompt needs to be
> passed back to the presenter.
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