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David Barker
SweetAlert — A beautiful replacement for JavaScript's alert()
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Phil Freo
Keyboard shortcuts! A lot of the JavaScript UI widgets that are a replacement for native/browser controls _look_ nicer, but that doesn't mean the overall UX is better. Keyboard shortcuts, auto-focus, etc. are crucial for things like alert/confirm/prompt. For completeness, would be nice to see matching confirm/prompt as well. And I agree - there should be an option for clobbering/overriding the original alert function.
Willem Spruijt
Looks great, but would love to see keyboard shortcuts (at least enter).
Aakil
Looks good! Does this block execution like `alert()` does?
Phil Freo
@aakilfernandes I don't think that's possible (at least not in a way that Chrome wouldn't give you some sort of slow js performance warning)
Brock
@t4t5 Nice job! This looks great for the amount of time you spent on it
Ryan Detzel
Why not just override the existing alert() method so it just works? Try to make that work and I will use this for every project! http://stackoverflow.com/questio...
Willem Spruijt
@ryandetzel You could, but then you are forced to use this alert everywhere in your app, while sometimes you want to use it only at specific places.
Kilian Valkhof
@ryandetzel You could add window.alert = sweetAlert; to your javascript and it will already do so!
Troy Osinoff
this IS much sweeter. Great design
Chad Fullerton
Simple. Effective. Nice job @dvyio
Kim Schulz
Very nice and simple.