Android Question [SOLVED] Webviev Alert Messages as Toaster

Could you please help me about it ?

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Yes do a search with the word "toast" and make you choice.

MicroDrie said:

Yes do a search with the word "toast" and make you choice.

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I made search and try few things, I am asking is there any way to convert alert("") from site to toaster...

We all are willing to help you, however everyone expects that you show what you have done so far. Furthermore the IDE will show you the different options and sometimes even a short sub routine.
Of course all beginnings are difficult, but researching and certainly a lot of searching, reading and studying for the found examples of a search will help you to make very nice programs very quickly. Also take a moment to watch the many instructional videos.
And if you still struggle with applying a bit of routine flawlessly, put it between the code tag / at a specific question or do an export as zip file of your entire program.

To get an alert message from a webpage is quite tricky.
Essentially you have to send that message back to B4X which will then display the message on top of the webpage.
So you need a java bridge back to B4X. In B4A you need to use WebViewExtras, and this:


It is also possible in B4J, but more complicated.

To inject the overriding alert function into an existing HTML in B4A:

It is also possible in B4J, but more complicated.

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Interact with HTML elements from B4j app

Thank you so much this worked for me

William Lancee said:

To get an alert message from a webpage is quite tricky.
Essentially you have to send that message back to B4X which will then display the message on top of the webpage.
So you need a java bridge back to B4X. In B4A you need to use WebViewExtras, and this:

B4X:

'Private wvx As WebViewExtras
'Public wv As WebView
'
wvx.addJavascriptInterface(wv, "b4x")

'In Webpage HTML use this script to overide alert();

function alert(s){b4x.CallSub('scriptAlert', true, s);}

'In B4X
'This gets fired when function alert(s){b4x.CallSub('scriptAlert', true, s);} is executed in script
Private Sub scriptAlert(s As String)    'ignore
    xui.MsgboxAsync(s, "Alert")
End Sub

It is also possible in B4J, but more complicated.

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