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# suitescripta
alien4u
08/13/2019, 10:08 PM@reptar I use sweetalert pretty good… @stalbert my problem with dialog is it does not behave the same way a native alert does… you can’t have prompts waiting for user selection because the code still execute in the background…
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michoel
08/13/2019, 10:38 PMThat will be the same with every third party library. The only way you can get that behaviour is with
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alien4u
08/13/2019, 10:52 PM@michoel I don’t remember from the top of my head right now, but I’m pretty sure I found limitations in
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stalbert
08/13/2019, 11:30 PMis sweetalert supposed to be a play on works like "Suite" alert?
stalbert
08/13/2019, 11:30 PMor is its name completely unrelated to netsuite?
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Michael Pope
08/13/2019, 11:41 PM@stalbert Unrelated to Netsuite
Michael Pope
08/13/2019, 11:41 PMJust a general purpose replacement for window.alert()
Michael Pope
08/13/2019, 11:42 PMThere's a sweetalert1 and sweetalert2 run by different developers
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Michael Pope
08/13/2019, 11:42 PMthey both are pretty good
Michael Pope
08/13/2019, 11:43 PMOh yeah, and one great thing about (at least the original one). You don't need to include any CSS! Which is nice because adding CSS in Netsuite is a bit of a pain (and tends to slow down your UI quite a bit).
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JohnnyC
08/14/2019, 12:25 AMI like the no jQuery dependency. The danger I find with the standard alert is the browser jumping in and thinking the page is too chatty and letting the user suppress alerts from that site for you
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Michael Pope
08/14/2019, 5:02 PMYeah, true that. I've ran into users supressing alerts twice and it's created real issues
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