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jyoungblood / smoke.js

framework-agnostic styled alert system for javascript
http://smoke.js.org/
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can I use smoke.js to have an notification without a click #34

Open petrospap opened 11 years ago

petrospap commented 11 years ago

Dear all I would like to use smoke.js for my site, unfortunately I do not have much knowledge of javascript, neither on php but OK I trying to learn. What I have and I need to change is when I submit for something (e.g for contact) if is successful or not returns an output a simple link like this

$title = $error == 0 ? l(completed_ok') : ($error !== 0? l('error') : l('warning'));
$note = (!$note || empty($note)) ? '' : '<p>'.$note.'</p>';
$goto = '<p><a href="'._URL.'">'.l('home').'</a></p>';
$output = '<h3>'.$title.'</h3>'.$note.$goto;

My question is can I use smoke.js to have an notification without a click and If I am not asking too much, is it possible to give me any example! Thank in advance.

jyoungblood commented 11 years ago

yeah, you totally can (i do it all the time in the custom admins i make). it's kinda hard to tell where it would fit in with this code, but you can execute it without a click by just calling smoke.signal() in a normal javascript context. i could try to help further if i had more of an idea of what all is happening with your script.

petrospap commented 11 years ago

Hi jyoungblood thanks for your reply you help me a lot simply like this I get all the information I need and I got smoke :)

?>
<script type="text/javascript">
smoke.signal('<?php echo $output; ?>');
</script>
<?php

But I got one small issue, is there any trick to make it work by adding the smoke.js in the bottom of html instead of top?