darklight wrote:
as ticket #1485135 [1] suggests, javascript's native prompt() should be replaced with a custom one. I did a bit of research and I found Impromptu [2] seemed to do this job quite well.
after some fiddling with the code I managed to get a nice-looking (at least I think so -> but that doesn't count as I fail at any design/graphics tasks) prompt dialog. A screenshot of it can be seen under [3]
Because we're using prompt in only one place, maybe would be better to replace it by standard confirm dialog. I don't like to include many js files for one small effect.