Bungee Logic : Statement : Dialog Message 
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[edit] Description
Displays a message in a dialog.
Used for notifying the user, obtaining user input, or debugging.
[edit] Limitations
When placed above an embedded Flash movie or Java applet your Popup border (Chrome) may not appear. This is because in older browsers attempts to place a DHTML layer on top of a Flash layer will fail.
Newer browsers add the ability to layer Flash content with DHTML using the WMODE parameter, which will allow your popup border to appear.
If you use an OBJECT tag, add this child element:
<param name="wmode" value="transparent">
If you use an EMBED tag, add this attribute:
wmode="transparent"
This WMODE fix appears to work with newer browsers in Windows and Mac, but not consistently with browsers under Linux.
[edit] Syntax
dialog message(message);
Where:
message Is a site designating the text to display in the message.
[edit] Logic
[edit] Error Handling
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[edit] Intrinsics
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[edit] Properties
- Type — Specifies whether the message is displayed in a popup Dialog, to the Log window, or Both. Default is Dialog.
- DialogType — If Type is set to Dialog or Both, specifies if the dialog is a Message, Confirmation, or Prompt.
- Halt — If Type is set to Dialog or Both, and if checked, the application will stop processing until the dialog is dismissed.
- Log Type — If Type is set to Log or Both, specifies if the message in the log is categorized as Debug, Information, Warning, Error, or Fatal.
- Message — Specifies the text to be displayed.
- Confirmation — If DialogType is set to Confirmation, then specifies where to store the result of the confirmation. This value is a boolean.
- Prompt — If DialogType is set to Prompt, then specifies where to store the result of the prompt. This value is a string.
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- Comment Out — Comments out the entire section of code.
- Set Breakpoint — Sets a breakpopint for debugging purposes.
