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In this article, you will learn how to use the Dialog box in Onsen using Visual Studio 2015.
Apache Cordova Apache Cordova is an open source project, which aims at allowing mobile developers to build applications for all the major mobile platforms, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript technologies. Monaca Monaca is a software tool and service solution for building and deploying HTML5 mobile hybrid apps. It is built on top of an open source Apache Cordova. Monaca provides a full-suite of resources including Cloud IDE, local development tools, debugger and back-end support. Monaca's Cloud-based IDE builds HTML5 hybrid mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows and Chrome apps, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Monaca CLI provides Onsen UI templates, device debugger, remote building and any service which you might need directly from your terminal. Onsen UI Framework Onsen UI is a front-end UI framework to develop cross-platform mobile apps, using Apache Cordova and PhoneGap. It’s fully independent of frameworks and you can easily plug these components into any project, regardless of JavaScript framework. Onsen UI templates can be used with Visual Studio 2015. All the templates are compatible for Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova. It works pretty well with Windows Universal, iOS and Android apps. Building Dialog Box with Onsen UI Framework Let’s see how to start building the App using Dialog Box in Onsen UI Framework using Visual Studio 2015. Prerequisites
Follow the steps, mentioned below, to build a Onsen UI with Dialog Box, using Onsen UI Framework, using Visual Studio 2015. Step 1 Create an Onsen UI App Let’s be ready to create a new project. Open Visual Studio 2015 and click File -> New -> Project Option for New Apache Cordova App, using Onsen UI Framework. Step 2 Give the Project Name New Project Window will open. Subsequently, you can select an Installed -> Template -> JavaScript -> Manoca ->Onsen UI Blank app. Type Project name Onsen UI Message Box and click OK button. Step 3 Main screen is shown below. Step 4 Afterwards, we create the project. Our solution should resemble what is shown below. This table gives the basic idea of how we might use each one.
Step 5 Adding the Coding Go to the index.html in the Solution Bar and add HTML coding. We can add our own HTML coding in between <body> tags.
Coding
Step 6 Run the Application Now, we are ready to run our Project. Thus, click Ripple – Nexus (Galaxy) to run the Application. (Apache Ripple is a free mobile simulator). Output Main Screen is given below. Output 1 Simple Dialog box, as shown below. Output 2 Alert Dialog box, as shown below. Output 3 Template Dialog box, as shown below. Output 4 Alert Notification box, as shown below. Output 5 Confirm Notification box, as shown below. Output 6 Prompt Notification box, as shown below. Conclusion I hope you understood how to start the Dialog box in Onsen UI using Visual Studio 2015 and how to run it.
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