Jquery toastmessage plugin - make it easy

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The toastmessage gives you a best jquery messages integrated with your website. It looks nice and has many features.
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How to use?

1. Add references to the files

 <link href="Responsive/js/toastmessage/resources/css/jquery.toastmessage.css"  
     rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />  
 <script src="Responsive/js/toastmessage/javascript/jquery.toastmessage.js"  
     type="text/javascript"></script>  
 <script src="Responsive/js/toastmessage/javascript/ToastMessage.js"  
     type="text/javascript"></script>  

2. From your code behind, add this line
 - Success;

 ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "showSuccessToast", "showSuccessToast('Successfully Updated');", true);  

- Error

 ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "showErrorToast", "showErrorToast('Update Error');", true);  

Inspect the ToastMessage.js for other message types.

 function showErrorToast(msg) {  
   $().toastmessage('showToast', {  
     text: msg,  
     sticky: false,  
     position: 'middle-center',  
     type: 'error',  
     closeText: '',  
     close: function () {  
       //console.log("toast is closed ...");  
     }  
   });  
 }  
 function showInfoToast(msg) {  
   $().toastmessage('showToast', {  
     text: msg,  
     sticky: false,  
     position: 'middle-center',  
     type: 'notice',  
     closeText: '',  
     close: function () {  
       //console.log("toast is closed ...");  
     }  
   });  
 }  
 function showSuccessToast(msg) {  
   $().toastmessage('showToast', {  
     text: msg,  
     sticky: false,  
     position: 'middle-center',  
     type: 'success',  
     closeText: '',  
     close: function () {  
       //console.log("toast is closed ...");  
     }  
   });  
 }  
 function showWarningToast(msg) {  
   $().toastmessage('showToast', {  
     text: msg,  
     sticky: false,  
     position: 'middle-center',  
     type: 'warning',  
     closeText: '',  
     close: function () {  
       //console.log("toast is closed ...");  
     }  
   });  
 }  

It looks like below;

You can change the "sticky: false," to true if you need the message to be stick until you close it. Otherwise you can make it close automatically after a given duration of milliseconds.