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Alerts in toddle 🔔

Matthieu B.

6 months ago

How I can easily display an Alert, on-screen ?

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I'm still new to toddle, and trying to figure out what I was doing in bubble works in toddle.

I'm wondering how I can easily display an Alert, on-screen, after an action has been performed, to indicate the user that something is going on in the background.

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needtheanswers

6 months ago

You could use a variable to do that. When you call/trigger the api you could set the variable to true that then displays the error/success message (for eg a div with some text)
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needtheanswers

6 months ago

the "div with the text" shows/is hidden based on if the variable is true but by default the variable is false in my case
something like this
Armand

6 months ago

you can also use the Toast package: https://ui_toast.toddle.site
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Matthieu B.

6 months ago

Nice, i feel like the "toast package" method seems to be more straight forward. I'm checking the video.

Thanks a lot
Matthieu B.

6 months ago

@Armand What other essential packages should I look into, when building an app ?

Because the toast notification seems like a must-have for any toddle developer
@Matthieu B.
@Armand What other essential packages should I look into, when building an app ?

Because the toast notification seems like a must-have for any toddle developer
Armand

6 months ago

Really depends on what you're building. For the current project I'm working on I am only using the Spark drag and drop, Vanilla Calendar and the UI Toast packages.
I think that just like with Bubble Plugins, the less you use the better it is for the performance of your app
Matthieu B.

6 months ago

alright cool. I'll have a look at those.

On the performance aspects, that's what I was thinking, but I guess, there is a trade off to make between a slow app, and the time to recreate everything from scratch for simple elements
Max

6 months ago

Just FYI: if the packages you import are made in toddle only (without external dependencies), they will not slow down your app compared to building them yourself
Matthieu B.

6 months ago

@Max I did not know that. Is the drag and drop package built in toddle only for instance ?
@Matthieu B.
@Max I did not know that. Is the drag and drop package built in toddle only for instance ?
Max

6 months ago

No, this one has sortableJS under the hood
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Alerts in toddle 🔔

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