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How about a CSS background image animated gif, 'change the CSS class' on the reciept of a message event to use the flashing one when required, and back to the static when the user interacts.<br />
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If you need a code example please ask.<br />
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How about a CSS background image animated gif, 'change the CSS class' on the reciept of a message event to use the flashing one when required, and back to the static when the user interacts.

If you need a code example please ask.



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Im developing a chat application using java script for which i require a java script to draw the attention of the user when he receives a message having the &nbsp;window in minimized state. <br />
i prefer a color flash title bar &nbsp;alert.
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Im developing a chat application using java script for which i require a java script to draw the attention of the user when he receives a message having the  window in minimized state. 
i prefer a color flash title bar  alert.

flashing title bar

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