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As front-end developers, we often need to use JavaScript to add some dynamic effects and interactive functions to the website. Among them, pop-up boxes or prompt boxes are a common function. They can be used to remind users to perform certain operations or display some information. In this case, we must use the alert or confirm function in JavaScript to pop up the prompt box.

The main function of alert and confirm is to pop up a message or a message and a confirm or cancel button. These functions require the user to manually click a confirm or cancel button to close. But sometimes, we want to automatically close the pop-up box to better control the user experience. In this article, we will discuss how to close a tooltip using JavaScript.

Close the alert prompt box

To close the alert prompt box, we need to use the setTimeout function. The setTimeout function is used to execute a function after a specified time. We can use this function to close the alert prompt box after a certain period of time.

The following code demonstrates how to close the alert prompt box after 5 seconds.

alert("这是一条提示信息！");

setTimeout(function(){
    window.close();
}, 5000);

In the above code, we use the setTimeout function to execute an anonymous function after 5 seconds. The window.close() method is called in this function to close the current window. Note that due to security reasons, JavaScript cannot directly close the browser window, but it can close the window or tab opened by JavaScript.

Close the confirm prompt box

Unlike the alert prompt box, the confirm prompt box requires the user to manually click the confirm or cancel button to close it. But sometimes, we want to automatically close the confirm prompt box after the user performs an operation.

The following code demonstrates how to automatically close the confirm prompt box after the user selects "Confirm" or "Cancel".

var confirmed = confirm("你确认要执行这个操作吗？");

if (confirmed === true) {
    setTimeout(function(){
        window.close();
    }, 5000);
} else {
    // 用户取消操作，不需要关闭提示框
}

In the above code, we first use the confirm function to pop up a prompt box and wait for the user to select "Confirm" or "Cancel". If the user selects "Confirm", the prompt box will automatically close after 5 seconds. If the user selects "Cancel", there is no need to close the prompt box.

Summary

JavaScript prompt boxes (alert and confirm) are a common feature of web applications. They can be used to remind users to perform certain operations or display some information. Although these prompt boxes need to be closed manually by default, sometimes we can use JavaScript to automatically close them to better control the user experience. When closing the alert or confirm prompt box, we can use the setTimeout function to delay the execution of an operation to achieve automatic closing.

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