We've tried this and it works..
Two issues we ran into though:
1. make it close itself after max 2sec. Don't make the user have to klick to
close it. It should even close on ESC and on a click anywhere outside the
div.
2. like you mention: the div must be positioned relative to the middle of
the
The biggest issue is that on a page with 15 items, the user could be
scrolled half way down the page, so putting the messages at the top(like
gmail) doesn't really work.
--Here's an alternate thought
Have an action area and a content area. Place the list items in the
thanks to everyone for the great ideas. i'm going to take all of this
and see what i come up with.
On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 7:49 AM, frank d [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've tried this and it works..
Two issues we ran into though:
1. make it close itself after max 2sec. Don't make the user
Hi Everybody.
I've written to the list with a few of these practical questions and
always received helpful answers, so here's one more.
Are there any patterns or good examples of feedback/error type
messaging in a web app? Here's a breakdown of the specific issues:
1 User can perform action
Are there any patterns or good examples of feedback/error type
messaging in a web app? Here's a breakdown of the specific issues:
If you've got a particularly rich client you can try something along the
lines of outlook's notification system (the little window at the bottom
right of your screen
Web2.0 translucent overlay? A dialogue box that centres to the screen with
the background greyed-out
example*: http://nerd.metrocat.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/screen2.jpg
* - not one of mine :)
J.
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