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jGrowl is a nice way to show unobtrusive messages or informations to user.
Advantages
The default style is good enough
The message can be shown for a pre defined time (For eg: 10 seconds and then it will close automatically)
Support for sticky messages – which do not close automatically
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alert() and confirm() are two javascript functions that you should not use in your web 2.0 sites . The main problem with these are the way those blocks the user from interacting with browser. They are modal in behaviour, that means the user should take an action before he can do anything with browser. He can’t even switch to another tab. Here, we suggest three jQuery plugins to ditch the notorious alert() function.
They are jQuery Modal Dialog, jqModal, jQuery SimpleModal
jQuery Modal Dialog
Unlike many modal scripts (which are coded to show any type of contents along with modal dialog support), this plugin is just made to show messages to the user and a complete replacement for javascript alert() and confirm.
By default it supports 4 types of messages – error, warning, success and prompt. The styles are highly customizable. One feature I liked in this is the built in support for auto close option. It is a very useful feature. For eg: To show a success message for 5 seconds and close the message automatically. Advantages
Highly customizable
Supports error, warning, success and prompt messages
jqModal is a plugin for jQuery to help you display notices, dialogs, and modal windows in a web browser. It is flexible and tiny, akin to a “Swiss Army Knife”, and makes a great base as a general purpose windowing framework.
As the author claims, it is a good script to show messages to the user. It can be used to replace the alert() and confirm() javascript functions.
