showText

Displays a plain-text notification.

This is a safer version of the show method that assumes that you want to encode any markup passed in as a message.

Required. The string content for the notification; or the object with the values for the variables inside the notification template; or the function, which returns the required string or an object.

data.closeButton `Boоlean` If set to `false` the Notification will not render the close button.

type `String`

The notification type. Predefined type values include "base", "primary", "secondary", "tertiary", "info", "success", "warning", "error" and "inverse". Custom types should match the types from the template configuration. If this argument is not supplied, then "base" is assumed.

Example - Use the showText method to display a string

<span id="notification"></span>
<script>
var notificationWidget = $("#notification").kendoNotification().data("kendoNotification");

notificationWidget.showText("foo text", "warning");
</script>

Example - Use the show method and return the message from a function

<span id="notification"></span>
<script>
function getNotificationMessage() {
    return "foo text";
}

var notificationWidget = $("#notification").kendoNotification().data("kendoNotification");

notificationWidget.showText({
    closeButton: false,
    content: "Welcome to the Application",
    type: "warning"
});
</script>

Example - Use the showText() method to show the initially hidden close button

<span id="notification"></span>
<script>
    let notificationWidget = $("#notification").kendoNotification({
        button: false,
    }).data("kendoNotification");

    notificationWidget.showText({
        closeButton: true, //show the close button
        content: "Welcome to the Application"
    },
    "warning");
</script>