Hopefully both of these ideas are simple. It would probably be easier adding
them now while you are working on the timeout functionality rather than try to
remember what you did a couple months from now.
1. Soft ticking sounds a few seconds before the timeout alert pops up.
This pre-warning is a feature in our demos. I've found that a number of people
start to do something once they start hearing these sounds rather than waiting
for the message, which is a good thing. Basically, about 3 seconds before the
popup appears a soft ticking/clicking sound plays slowly until the alert pops
up.
2. Display content at a URL.
Currently, the content of the data-ez-timeout="string of content" is the
content of the alert box. This does not allow for any formatting, not even line
breaks to make the message easier to read visually. Since you already do
something like this for the data-ez-help attribute, I would like it if it could
also take a URL and would display its content. Then an author might use a
common file like this: data-ez-timeout="alerts.html#timeout"
Original issue reported on code.google.com by jbjor...@gmail.com on 1 Oct 2013 at 8:21
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
jbjor...@gmail.comon 1 Oct 2013 at 8:21