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03 Dialog Boxes

The document discusses different types of dialog boxes in JavaScript including alert(), prompt(), and confirm(). Alert boxes display a message and an OK button. Prompt boxes ask the user a question and accept a text input. Confirm boxes ask a yes/no question and return a boolean value depending on which button is clicked. These dialog box methods allow windows to interact with and get input from the user.

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03 Dialog Boxes

The document discusses different types of dialog boxes in JavaScript including alert(), prompt(), and confirm(). Alert boxes display a message and an OK button. Prompt boxes ask the user a question and accept a text input. Confirm boxes ask a yes/no question and return a boolean value depending on which button is clicked. These dialog box methods allow windows to interact with and get input from the user.

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Dialog Boxes

• The document object is defined within a


window.
• The window is an object and has its own
methods.
• window object uses dialog boxes to interact with the
user.
• The dialog boxes are created with three methods:
• alert()
• prompt()
• confirm()
•The window’s alert() method is used to
send a warning or alert to the user to do
something.

•The alert() method creates a little


independent window—called a dialog
box—that contains a user-customized
message placed after a small triangle, and
beneath it, an OK button.
• prompt() method
• asks the user for some small amount of information
such as a password, completion of a form input, or
personal information, such as nickname or title.
• The confirm dialog box is used to confirm a user’s
answer to a question.
• A question mark will appear in the box with an OK
button and a Cancel button.

• If the user clicks the OK button, true is returned;


• If the Cancel button, false is returned.

• This method takes only one argument, the question you


will ask the user.
END of DISCUSSION

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