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NotificationDisplay (Function) Displays a message outside the browser. A browser can display information outside its window. For example, a browser in Windows can display a notification for incoming emails at the bottom right of the desktop. The information will be shown even if the browser is minimized.
NotificationDisplay("Messagerie", "Vous avez reçu un nouveau mail", ...
"Message.gif")
Sintaxis
NotificationDisplay(<Title> , <Message> [, <Image>])
<Title>: Character string Title of the message displayed. If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), the title will not be displayed. <Message>: Character string Message to display in the notification. <Image>: Optional character string Image of the message displayed. In a dynamic page, if the image is found in the "_WEB" directory of the project, you must specify the virtual path of this directory, by using FolderWeb for example. For example: FolderWeb() + "MyImage.gif". Observaciones - Notifications must be enabled on Windows on the user's computer. Otherwise, the notification will not be displayed.
- The notifications are not supported by some browsers. If the browser does not support notifications, the notification will not be displayed.
- If notifications are not allowed, an authorization request will be displayed in the browser.
Warning: If the NotificationDisplay function is called from a button running server code, the browser's notification authorization request will be cleared when the page is refreshed, making it impossible for the user to authorize notifications.
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