Well, when I do this here:
if(written_notes)
alert("[written_notes]")
return
I need it so when the alert message shows up with the written_notes inside of it, the alert message box is fitting the size of the written_ notes, no matter the size of the written_notes. What's happening is a long box like this:
+-------------------------------------------------------+
|________________very long written notes________________|
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+-------------------------------------------------------+
What I need is this:
+-----------------------------------+
|_____________fitting_______________|
|_______________the_________________|
|_____________written_______________|
|______________notes________________|
|____________perfectly______________|
+-----------------------------------+
ID:146241
 Aug 5 2005, 11:02 am
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Aug 5 2005, 11:08 am
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Cheetoz
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ever hear of
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Yes, actually I have heard of center for basic html, that doesn't work with alert() though. It only works with usr << "" outputted text. I need something that does that same function but for alert().
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O.o try using a browse box then...
var/const/info = {"Whatever here!"} | |
Yea, the browse box isn't working out either :(. I'll assume you do know what I'm trying to do? Any other suggestions? By the way, thanks for helping out.
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All this begs the question of why you're using an alert() box in the first place. There's no ability to gracefully format your text for one, and on top of that it's ugly. Pretty much always it's preferable to use something else for your interface, be it an HTML popup or a simple link from the text.
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