BrowserAlert

[artalat]

http://artalat.obspk.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Ext.ux_.BrowserAlert.jpg


Tells a user if hes using an incompatible browser.

This is a fully documented ext-core extension.

http://artalat.obspk.com/2010/01/browseralert-an-incompatible-browser-notifier-for-ext-core/

[Scorpie]

Nice!

[Animal]

Yes, that is nice. But shouldn't it really be a singleton rather than a class? You don't need to instantiate many of them. It just needs to exist.

[artalat]

Thanks! :)


But shouldn't it really be a singleton rather than a class? You don't need to instantiate many of them. It just needs to exist.

I can't believe i ignored that! Thanks Animal, point noted. I'll make the necessary changes soon.

I was having an issue with ie7, the div was disappearing after sliding in and i couldn't find a fix, so i disabled the slideIn animation for ie7 and lower. Any workarounds?

Regards

[mitchellsimoens]

On your demo page, the link for firefox is wrong.

[tercero12]

And this also doesn't work in IE 5.5 or 6 (for me). That kinda defeats the purpose right?

[artalat]

What do u see in ie6?

[tercero12]

It appears for a second and then disappears as if close is automatically clicked.

Full disclosure: I'm using IETester 0.4.2 rather than true IE6.

[watrboy00]

It appears for a second and then disappears as if close is automatically clicked.

Full disclosure: I'm using IETester 0.4.2 rather than true IE6.

I have tested this in an actual IE6 instance and it does what is described above. Shows then disappears after a second or two. On browser resize it shows again and stays.

[artalat]

I was having this issue with slideIn animation, so i disabled it and it worked for me. But now i'll look into it again and get back to you guys...