A set of modal boxes simulating system message box, mainly for message prompt, success tips, error messages and query information.
A set of modal boxes simulating system message box, mainly for alerting information, confirm operations and prompting messages.
:::tip
By design MessageBox provides simulations of system's `alert`, `confirm` and `prompt`，so it's content should be simple. For more complicated contents, please use Dialog.
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### Global method
Element has added the following global methods for Vue.prototype: `$msgbox`, `$alert`, `$confirm` and `$prompt`. So in a vue instance you can call `MessageBox` like what we did in this page.
If Element is fully imported, it will add the following global methods for Vue.prototype: `$msgbox`, `$alert`, `$confirm` and `$prompt`. So in a Vue instance you can call `MessageBox` like what we did in this page. The parameters are:
-`$msgbox(options)`
-`$alert(message, title, options)` or `$alert(message, options)`
-`$confirm(message, title, options)` or `$confirm(message, options)`
-`$prompt(message, title, options)` or `$prompt(message, options)`
### Local import
Import `MessageBox`:
If you prefer importing `MessageBox` on demand:
```javascript
import{MessageBox}from'element-ui';
```
The corresponding methods are: `MessageBox`, `MessageBox.alert`, `MessageBox.confirm` and `MessageBox.prompt`.
The corresponding methods are: `MessageBox`, `MessageBox.alert`, `MessageBox.confirm` and `MessageBox.prompt`. The parameters are the same as above.
:::warning
Although `message` property supports HTML strings, dynamically rendering arbitrary HTML on your website can be very dangerous because it can easily lead to [XSS attacks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting). Please make sure the content of `message` is trusted, and **never** assign `message` to user-provided content.
