No message alert - Nokia E52 Smartphone

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Alert may refer to any of the following:
1. In JavaScript, an alert is a type of "pop-up" message to users of a script. An alert could be anything from notifying the user of an error to saying a short phrase such as "Hi". A JavaScript alert looks similar to the example shown to the right. This alert can be produced by using the JavaScript code shown below.
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window.alert("This is an alert!");

Since the window object is a top-level object in JavaScript (when coding for web browsers), this code can be shortened to alert() rather than window.alert(), as shown in the example below.
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alert("This is an alert!");

While these are often known for their ability to annoy users (for example, the sending of numerous consecutive alerts), they can also be useful for giving the user information such as instructions for fixing errors in a form field. They can also be helpful to JavaScript programmers as a means of debugging a script. By using an alert message to display values, the programmer can determine where things may be going wrong in a script through the process of elimination.
2. In general, an alert box, also called an alert dialog or alert window. It is a small window that pops up providing information to the user and typically includes an OK button, and sometimes a Cancel button.
Error messages and general information are commonly displayed in alert boxes, as it calls attention to itself and makes the user click a button to hide the message. The Windows operating system, along with third-party applications, and web pages are sources for alert boxes.
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You do not give the maker or model of your cell phone.
Navigate to messages and toggle to settings
Open up and see if you have message alert there.

You can try two different approach to change the message alert tone:

1) Go to menu display and light and press for widget

2) Tick sound settings box and click out to main screen.

3) pull across the little tap at the side of the screen and press the phone icon.

4)At the top right hand side click the little box and scroll down to New message

5) You will see a box containing Message alert type and another box with Message alert tone.

6) Just select a tone or go search for one by selecting sounds.

or

1. Go to profiles
2. Select new messages from the drop down list on the top right corner,
3. Select message alert tone, choose sounds go to gallery and then
4. select the tone that you want to set as message alert

menu/settings/phone profiles, select profile, then choose options at the low left corner of display. Here, you can adjust type of sounds you want and its loudness. Navigate to the right with your central button and here you are navigating downwards: 1. - message alert type chooser, 2. - message alert tone, 3. - message alert repetition, 4. - email alert type, 5. - email alert tone, email alert repetition, and finaly, 6. - alert tone volume. To enter into the submenu, first click direct the central button, and then choose the volume with left or right part of your central button. I am not a perfect english speaker, therefore I hope I was clear enough making this explanation.

Instead of changing the ringtone settings, tap the message alert tab (in the top centre of the display).
A set of message alert settings appears . You can change the Message alert type, if you want to, by tapping the panel and choosing the appropriate option.
To change the Message alert tone, press the Message alert tone panel .
In the menu that appears, press Change.
Then choose one of the options Use effect tone (one of Samsung's pre-loaded effects) or Use my alert tone (allowing you to choose from your own sounds) .
In this example, press Use my alert tone.
Press the Sounds option. In a similar way as changing ringtones (above) you now have the choice of choosing from your Music files, Ringtones that are loaded onto the phone, or My voice clips .
In our example, we'll again choose a file from our Music folder.
Press the Music option. A list of suitable MP3 tracks appears.
Tap the one you want in order to highlight it.
Press Options, then tap on the Select menu option to install it as your message alert .
You are now taken back to the Normal profile settings, where the Message alert tone has changed .
To save this change, press Options and then Save .
Alternatively, press Back and you will be asked whether you want to Save? Press Yes

- go to settings
- then phone profiles
- make sure that it is set to normal
-when in normal mode press options and then edit
- it will come up with a incomeing call, message
-select meesage
- it will then come up -melody
-message alert
- select message alert
-press options and then change you will then press change and 1 use effect tone
2 use my alert tone
-select use my own alert tone

problem solved

Hi,

You can change it if you go to profiles -> advanced and then choos your active profile. Ther you can choose the level 1 alert messages and change the ringtone or message tone for them.

best regards

Hi,
That phone only allows the default tones to be used as message alert tones. Other mp3 songs or tones cannot be used as message alerts.

Press on "OK Menu", "5 Settings and Tools", "4 Sounds Settings", "2 Alert Sounds".

Press "1 TXT Message" and/or "2 Pic-Video Message", then "1 Tone".

I think that there is just a generic message alert tone setting applies for both vm and text. If your voicemail alert tone and message alert tones are the same, this is probably the case. I have searched the menu on my phone and haven't found any setting to change vm tone specifically.