Titanium.UI.AlertDialog

Object of Titanium.UI.

Platform	Since
Android	0.8
iPhone	0.8
iPad	0.8
Mobile Web	0.8

Summary

The Alert Dialog is created by Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog and allows you to show a modal application dialog.

Description

the global method alert is aliased to this object and can be invoked with a single message. For example:

alert("this is a message");

Note: you should be careful not to call alert more than once while a pending alert is visible.

On iOS 4, alert dialogs will automatically be cancelled upon application suspend.

Code Examples

Simple Alert Dialog

In this example, we show a simple alert dialog.

var alertDialog = Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog({
    title: 'Hello',
    message: 'You got mail',
    buttonNames: ['OK','Doh!']
});
alertDialog.show();

Methods

Name	Summary
addEventListener	Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
fireEvent	Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
hide	hides the alert dialog and unblocks the background view
removeEventListener	Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
show	shows the alert dialog and blocks the background view like a modal window

Properties

Name	Type	Summary
androidView	`Titanium.UI.View`	Titanium view that should be loaded inside the alert dialog (Android, iPhone, iPad only.)
buttonNames	Array<`Object`>	array of button names as strings
cancel	Number	an index to indicate which button should be the cancel button
message	String	the message of the dialog
messageid	String	the key in the locale file to use for the message property
ok	String	Text for the OK button. Useful for when you only want one button and therefore don't want to use the `buttonNames` property. If you do use `buttonNames`, this property will be ignored. (Android, iPhone, iPad only.)
okid	String	the key in the locale file to use for the `ok` property. Note that if you use the `buttonNames` property to set the button titles, this will be ignored. (Android, iPhone, iPad only.)
title	String	the title of the dialog
titleid	String	the key in the locale file to use for the title property (Android, iPhone, iPad only.)

Events

Name	Summary
click	fired when a button in the dialog is clicked