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Updated js Flash Fixture example #914

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Expand Up @@ -345,13 +345,7 @@ and in the template:

.. code:: html

...
<div id="py4web-flash"></div>
...
<script src="js/utils.js"></script>
[[if globals().get('flash'):]]
<script>utils.flash([[=XML(flash)]]);</script>
[[pass]]
<flash-alerts class="padded" data-alert="[[=globals().get('flash','')]]"></flash-alerts>

By setting the value of the message in the flash helper, a flash
variable is returned by the action and this triggers the JS in the
Expand All @@ -369,7 +363,7 @@ The client can also set/add flash messages by calling:

::

utils.flash({'message': 'hello world', 'class': 'info'});
Q.flash({'message': 'hello world', 'class': 'info'});

py4web defaults to an alert class called ``info`` and most CSS
frameworks define classes for alerts called ``success``, ``error``,
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