If you wanted to run some code when an alert()
fires, you could try something like this:
I've only tested in Chrome, so I'm not sure about browser support.
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/Q785x/1/
(function() {
var _old_alert = window.alert;
window.alert = function() {
// run some code when the alert pops up
document.body.innerHTML += "<br>alerting";
_old_alert.apply(window,arguments);
// run some code after the alert
document.body.innerHTML += "<br>done alerting<br>";
};
})();
alert('hey');
alert('you');
alert('there');
Of course this only lets you run code before and after an alert. As @kander noted, javascript execution is halted while the alert is displayed.
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