- it seems that if “provide feedback” is not selected in a webform object, commands like
webForm.setMessage()don’t display anything on the screen. is that correct? if that is correct, it seems like a weird way to set a flag for debugging - manually. is there a way to set those flags in code? - the five-second rule for the feedback for setMessage, setWarning* and setError are pretty short. i would like to be able to extend them, or make them stay up until the user acknowledges them.
Hello Mikey,
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Your understanding is accurate, If the “Provide Feedback” checkbox isn’t enabled, commands like webForm.setMessage() won’t display messages.
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Your observation about manual control of feedback messages aligns with the documented design philosophy, enabling customized message display according to user needs and context. For instance, regular users may need status updates, whereas administrators performing the same function may not require identical messages due to role distinctions.
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Regarding toast notifications, their duration is managed by Qodly Studio’s internal logic, automatically disappearing after 5 seconds.
Best regards,
then, there should be a way to write code to flip the setting, based on (for example) the user class.
yes, and i would like to be able to override that setting.
Hey Mikey,
Thank you for your feedback.
I will create a feature request for “Setting the duration of a toast”.
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