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This class can be used to set messages to use in several requests.
The messages can be error messages or notices to be displayed of each page accessed by the same user.
Each message is assigned a type and a namespace, so multiple messages of different types and namespaces can be presented to the user.
The class uses session variables to store the persistent messages of all domains, so the messages are preserved while the sessions last.
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Flash Messages |
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flash_messages |
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Set persistent messages to use in several requests |
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0.1 |
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MIT/X Consortium License |
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1119 users |
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February 2007
Number 4 |
Some Web applications execute background tasks or communicate with external systems that may trigger events that can occur at any moment. When that happens, it may be necessary to notify the user accessing the site to take appropriate action.
This class can be used to notify several types of messages regarding events important to the current user. Different messages can be exhibited on different contexts, making it easier to keep the user up to date with multiple types of application events.
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