Using Humane.js in Laravel projects. Sometimes you need to show a nice message to the user after some action is executed. Humane.js (http://wavded.github.com/humane-js/) is designed to show you those nice looking messages with ease.

controllerandview.php

// inside of a controller call: 

Session::flash('status_success', 'Succesfully submitted!');

// inside of your view :
<script>
  @if (!is_null(Session::get('status_success')))
	    @if (is_array(Session::get('status_success')))
	        @foreach (Session::get('status_success') as $success)
	            		displayMessage('{{$success }}', "success");
	        @endforeach
	    @else
	        displayMessage('{{ Session::get('status_success')}}', "success");
	    @endif
	@endif
</script>

main.js

// using jackedup theme of humane.js (make sure you have humane.js and css for the jackedup theme)
humane.baseCls = 'humane-jackedup';

function displayMessage(whatToSay, type) {
  switch(type) {
	case "success":
		humane.info = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-jackedup-success', timeout: 2000 });
		break;
	case "error":
		humane.info = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-jackedup-error', timeout: 2000 });
		break;
	case "info":
		humane.info = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-jackedup-info', timeout: 2000 });
		break;
	default:
	humane.info = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-jackedup-success', timeout: 2000 });
	}	
	humane.info(whatToSay);	

}