remove http:// localhost in alert box.

[raja sekar]

Hi,
I am showing an alert through javascript i want remove this "page on
http:// localhost" on alert box.I don't want rhodes alert box since i
am checking of with some actions.

[Jon Tara]

You can't change this. It isn't Rhodes that adds the site URL, it's the browser. That's the way alert() works in Javascript. Every browser adds the site URL in a heading for alert() calls.

alert() is seldom used today for user notifications. It's most often used only for debugging. If you want popup notifications, consider using a JQuery Mobile dialog:

http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.0.1/docs/pages/page-dialogs.html

[rric...@itspokernight.com]

Also, I have used the the Alert.show_popup as well with good success.
I was against using it initially, but have since adopted it for a few
dialogs in my app.

[Rob Roberts]

I've also been using the Rhodes Alert.show_popup for dialogs. I
prefer it to theJQuery Mobile dialog because it appears to float on
top of the page, as opposed to the JQuery Mobile one which has a
background that completely covers up the underlying page. (I wish
that Rhodes supported Action Sheets on iPhone, though, as that is what
most native iPhone apps use for dialogs.)

--Rob Roberts

On Feb 20, 7:48 pm, "rrich...@itspokernight.com"

[rric...@itspokernight.com]

I agree, Rob - the jqm dialog sucks, actually. There is a plugin
called simpledialog (http://dev.jtsage.com/jQM-SimpleDialog/) that, if
you are desperate, you could use. Jonathan did a good job with it,
and he just recently updated his docs (a brilliant concept!!!) and
updated his code... But bottom line, use the Alert.show_popup.