Hi Lee, You could add a boolean to your context object, wich shows the message (modeled out on the page with conditional visibility based on the boolean) and then in a nanoflow toggle the boolean, add the Wait JS action to delay 2 seconds, and then toggle the boolean again to hide the message.
With CSS you could define where to show that container with the message you modeled out and add animations or any other desired styling to that container and it’s content.
Hi Stevens,
I hope this one helpful to you. Try this sweetalert2 module . Image1 – Before clicking Image2 – After clicking(the popup fades few seconds)
Hi Stevens,
One way Continue to the Ramachandiran Answer, you can use that module and you can create popups and using CSS properties position:absolute you can make that particular alert message to show where ever you want.
or else
use the javascript snippets where you need to create the same notification which ever you want and that needs to be called after the execution of a microflow or on click of the button.
or else
try using the float widget if you want to show the alert notification in a tooltip message.
Hope you can try anyone of this methods.
If you already knows how CSS this can be useful https://academy.mendix.com/link/paths/123/Style-your-App-with-Sass