I have a php code
as shown below in which when Line
A is executed, I see a message javascript:alert('Not found')
at the bottom left (of the page) on hover. I am wondering if it is best from the user experience point of view.
if (condition) {
/*
code
*/
if (file_exists($path)) {
$choices[0][1] = 'display_file.php?path=' . addressencode($path);
} else {
$choices[0][1] = "javascript:alert('Not found')"; // Line A
}
continue;
}
if (1 == sizeof($choices)) {
$address = $choices[0][1];
}
<area shape="rect" href="<?php echo $address; ?>"
onclick="if(this.getAttribute('href') !== 'javascript:alert('Not found')' && parent.document.body.rows == '*,0' ) parent.document.body.rows = '55%,45%';"
alt="<?php echo implode(', ', $records); ?>" /> <!-- Line B -->
Problem Statement:
I am wondering what changes I need to make at Line
A and Line B
so that on hover I can show a different message (at the bottom left of the webpage) or any changes at Line A and Line B which can improve the user experience.