Hi,
In the Release note for version 2018.3288, what does the following line means :
And the following line of code does not seem to work (testing with Chrome):
native.showAlert (“Corona”, “Native showAlert dialog”, {“Yes”, “No”})
Enclosed a screenshot.
Show alert in Chrome will either be blocked or only show part of the info you pass.
I’m not sure if this is a known issue or not. You might need to file a bug, but I’d wait to see if the staff answer back with more details on how this should work.
Update : I don’t see a listener. This may be optional in typical usage, but I’d rule out the missing listener (in your sample) as an cause of the issue by passing one in. It is probably fine, but just in case…
native.showAlert() displays only title and message for now, buttons are not handled yet … they will be implemented soon
Implemented [, buttonLabels [, listener]] … It should work with coming daily build
Hi,
tested with versions 2018.3297 and 2018.3301. Buttons labels displayed correctly but the window app does not respond as soon as a button label is clicked.
For example take the composer sample project and add a native.showAlert in the showmen function of scene1.lua.
function scene:show( event ) local phase = event.phase if "did" == phase then print( "1: show event, phase did" ) -- remove previous scene's view composer.removeScene( "scene4" ) -- Update Lua memory text display local showMem = function() image:addEventListener( "touch", image ) text3.isVisible = true text2.text = text2.text .. string.format("%.2g", collectgarbage("count")/1000) .. "MB" text2.x = display.contentWidth \* 0.5 native.showAlert ("Composer Sample", "Test showAlert", {"Ok"}) end memTimer = timer.performWithDelay( 1000, showMem, 1 ) end end
When I click on Ok, touch events no longer respond.
I am testing on Chrome Version 66.0.3359.181
Regards,
Lourenço.
Fixed… On close, showAlert() should return focus to launching element.
Show alert in Chrome will either be blocked or only show part of the info you pass.
I’m not sure if this is a known issue or not. You might need to file a bug, but I’d wait to see if the staff answer back with more details on how this should work.
Update : I don’t see a listener. This may be optional in typical usage, but I’d rule out the missing listener (in your sample) as an cause of the issue by passing one in. It is probably fine, but just in case…
native.showAlert() displays only title and message for now, buttons are not handled yet … they will be implemented soon
Implemented [, buttonLabels [, listener]] … It should work with coming daily build
Hi,
tested with versions 2018.3297 and 2018.3301. Buttons labels displayed correctly but the window app does not respond as soon as a button label is clicked.
For example take the composer sample project and add a native.showAlert in the showmen function of scene1.lua.
function scene:show( event ) local phase = event.phase if "did" == phase then print( "1: show event, phase did" ) -- remove previous scene's view composer.removeScene( "scene4" ) -- Update Lua memory text display local showMem = function() image:addEventListener( "touch", image ) text3.isVisible = true text2.text = text2.text .. string.format("%.2g", collectgarbage("count")/1000) .. "MB" text2.x = display.contentWidth \* 0.5 native.showAlert ("Composer Sample", "Test showAlert", {"Ok"}) end memTimer = timer.performWithDelay( 1000, showMem, 1 ) end end
When I click on Ok, touch events no longer respond.
I am testing on Chrome Version 66.0.3359.181
Regards,
Lourenço.
Fixed… On close, showAlert() should return focus to launching element.