On Tuesday, May 27, 2003, at 11:47 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno wrote:
Since MUI can't be used in Shockwave movies, what do you good people
use for silent alert boxes and simple user-input queries?
Umm, nothing? As you say MUI's out of the question.
Roll your own, or is there something quick a
Doesn't just the old 'alert' work as well?
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Doesn't just the old 'alert' work as well?
It's pretty noisy, though.
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hi slava,
as far as i remember it doesn't work in some (old?) browsers, but there is
also the javascript-solution for alerts and prompts:
for alert:
on mouseUp me
gotoNetPage("javascriptalert('Hello world!')")
end
for prompts:
on mouseUp me
gotoNetPage("javascriptdoPrompt();")
end
and
strange, for some reason all the colons dissapeared in my mail, although it
was direct copy/paste from lingo. of course it's javascript: alert... (or,
if they dissapear again, javascript alert... ;-)
valentin
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better not start another OS dispute :-) i think xp's alright, especially if you
develop mainly for the win32-platform, and mac isn't that much better anymore,
you won't convince me, i've seen and had to much g4 trouble...
but maybe you're right, outlook has some serious problems, especially in the
At 10:25 2003-05-28, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
strange, for some reason all the colons dissapeared in my mail, although it
was direct copy/paste from lingo.
That's the way it works with top-post centric, Outlook Express. I think it
usually uses double line spacing, too - at least in the newsreader c
On Thursday, May 29, 2003, at 10:13 America/Chicago, Mark A. Boyd wrote:
At 10:25 2003-05-28, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
strange, for some reason all the colons dissapeared in my mail,
although it
was direct copy/paste from lingo.
That's the way it works with top-post centric, Outlook Express. I
th
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 11:37 America/Chicago, Valentin Schmidt
wrote:
better not start another OS dispute :-) i think xp's alright,
especially if you
develop mainly for the win32-platform, and mac isn't that much better
anymore,
you won't convince me, i've seen and had to much g4 trouble..
