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user 2015
Version tags should be used for questions that apply to a version only, not to merely say what version a site is using.
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Client-Side Equivalent of drupal_set_message with javascript
I've got javascript that notifies the user of actions and errors, and I'd like to use the existing Drupal messaging. Is this built in to Drupal?
Alternatively, (I'm fairly new to Drupal and am not ve …
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