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Flex » Components » Alert Screenshots  To use the Alert control          <?xml version="1.0"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">     <mx:Script>                  import mx.controls.Alert;            </mx:Script>     <mx:TextInput id="myInput" width="150" text="" />     <mx:Button id="myButton" label="Copy Text"         click="myText.text = myInput.text; Alert.show('Text Copied!', 'Alert Box', mx.controls.Alert.OK);" />     <mx:TextInput id="myText" /> </mx:Application>                                           Related examples in the same category 1. Pass in user function to alert box 2. Adding icon to Alert box 3. Using the Alert control 4. Show alert with Yes no button 5. Using ActionScript and MXML together to show alert dialog 6. Alert control sizes itself to fit its text, buttons, and icon 7. Include an icon in the Alert control 8. Show an Alert window 9. If the result of the validate() method call is invalid then display an alert 10. Alert class 11. Cancel button Alert dialog 12. OK CANCEL button alert dialog 13. Alert dialog button click handler 14. Add icon to Alert dialog 15. show an alert window with clicking the button 16. Use creationComplete event to open an Alert box when the children of the HGroup container are fully processed and drawn 17. Open an alert when a the user clicks a data point (a column) in the chart: 18. Alert window 19. Alert window with title 20. A non-modal Alert window 21. Choose buttons for Alert dialog box 22. An Alert dialog with custom button labels 23. Alert dialog box With Default Button 24. An Alert dialog with close event handler 25. An Alert dialog with custom icon 26. Alert With Styles 27. Check Whick button clicked in Alert box close evevt 28. Changing the default button labels on an Alert control 29. import the Alert class into your application, then call the show() method 30. Alert Event 31. using the Alert object returned from the show() method 32. Copy the text when the user selects the OK button in the Alert control 33. Alert dialog box with Icon 34. Using ActionScript to set the value of the Alert message, and binds the labels in the form to resources by using the ResourceManager's getString() method. 35. Check which button click in Alert close event 36. Set label for yes button, no button and cancel button 37. Present user with an option of navigating to the target location or cancelling the action