alerts

问题 When I add a bug (Work Item) in TFS, and assign it to a user, I want an email sent to that user. Also if an existing bug has the "Assigned To" changed, I want that user to get an email. Is it possible to send Alerts to users when they're assigned changed bugs in TFS 2008? 回答1: In VS 2005 at least, on the Team menu you will find a Project Alerts... item which allows users to specify an email address that will be notified when My work items are changed by others , which covers both the

问题 I'm writing UITests in xCode 7.1 and have a problem in testing alerts (Allow notifications in my case). While creating a test xCode writes this code: app.alerts["\U201cAppName\U201d Would Like to Send You Notifications"].collectionViews.buttons["OK"].tap() Which immediately causes error: Invalid escape sequence in literal So I replaced xCode's code with: app.alerts["\u{201c}AppName\u{201d} Would Like to Send You Notifications"].collectionViews.buttons["OK"].tap() But when I run UITest it

问题 My webapp alert looks like this: InputCoordinates.html Latitude must be filled out. I would say this looks unprofessional and rough around the edges. Is there a way to stop the alert from displaying the pagename? 回答1: You can't manipulate that. Maybe you take a look at these bastards called modal popups, if youre able to use jQuery. http://jquery.iceburg.net/jqModal/ There are non-jquery options, too, of course. 回答2: I'd advise you not to use "alert". Use something that allows you to style it

问题 My webapp alert looks like this: InputCoordinates.html Latitude must be filled out. I would say this looks unprofessional and rough around the edges. Is there a way to stop the alert from displaying the pagename? 回答1: You can't manipulate that. Maybe you take a look at these bastards called modal popups, if youre able to use jQuery. http://jquery.iceburg.net/jqModal/ There are non-jquery options, too, of course. 回答2: I'd advise you not to use "alert". Use something that allows you to style it

问题 I recently got the requirement for a person to receive a daily summary alert for any change within a SharePoint site; each site has an owner who is in charge of the content on their site. The current way we have something working is to automatically set up alerts for every list/library within the site. // Get the Lists on this Site SPListCollection siteLists = currentSite.Lists; foreach (SPList list in siteLists) { if (!list.ToString().Equals("Master Page Gallery")) { if (list.ReadSecurity ==

问题 How My Question is Different From Others I am using ES6 syntax. The other questions I looked at uses ES5 syntax. The Question Why does alert(); run before console.log(); ? And can I make it so that console.log(); is executed before alert(); ? My Code console.log("Hello!"); alert("Hi!"); 回答1: console.log("Hello!"); setTimeout(() => alert("Hi!"), 0); Basically: console.log() is being called first, technically. † However, the browser actually repainting itself or the console updating also takes

问题 I have implemented In App Purchase in one of the existing application, it's working fine. But the problem is that whenever I tap on any of the locked feature (where I have implemented In App code), it show me the alert message with title like "Confirm your In App Purchase" and message saying "Do you want to buy one xxx Features for $xxx ?" and "Cancel" / "Buy" UIButtons. I am not setting any of these messages in code, so I don't know where is this text coming from and how to change this

问题 Is there any way to change style of text, format the text inside a Javascript Alert box. e.g. changing its colour, making it bold, etc.? Also, if there an Alert avalaible with a 'Yes', 'No' button instead of an 'OK'/'Cancel' one? 回答1: No , I'm afraid that is not possible. With JavaScript, you are limited to only 3 popup boxes: alert , prompt and confirm . If you want to make a more featured popup, you should try using one of the many that exist written in JavaScript, which are built from

问题 Is there any way to change style of text, format the text inside a Javascript Alert box. e.g. changing its colour, making it bold, etc.? Also, if there an Alert avalaible with a 'Yes', 'No' button instead of an 'OK'/'Cancel' one? 回答1: No , I'm afraid that is not possible. With JavaScript, you are limited to only 3 popup boxes: alert , prompt and confirm . If you want to make a more featured popup, you should try using one of the many that exist written in JavaScript, which are built from

问题 I'm building a web application where one of the features causes users to be notified in real-time when an alert pertaining to them occurs, similar to the big orange bar in Stack Overflow. I have a few options, and I was wondering if there was a usability guideline on the best way to go about this. One option is to have a small notifications box on the screen that flashes colors when an alert appears, but I'm worried that a simple, repeated change in color won't be sufficient to attract the