jQuery Flash Message plugin

 Copyright (c) 2011 Brandon Calloway
 Licensed under the MIT license:
 http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

Provides Flash Message functionality similar to a Ruby on Rails application, after a CRUD operation.

For example, in an ASP.NET MVC project, you can place the following after a controller action has completed:

	Response.Cookies.Add(new HttpCookie("FlashSuccess", "The page was succesfully created!") { Path = "/" });
	return RedirectToAction("Index");
 
This will create a cookie named "FlashSuccess", and will be read by the $.flashMessage jQuery function.
Additionally, there is a function called flashPrompt that will allow you to use flash messages in ajax success/error callbacks.

Requirements:
   jQuery 1.4.x or higher, http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery
   jQuery cookie plugin, http://plugins.jquery.com/project/Cookie

Be sure to include this javascript file after the above requirements, and before any javascript files that use flash messages.

In your main javascript file, include the plugin like so:
	$("#messages").flashMessage();

By default, the flash message looks for the following div container:

	<div id="messages"></div>

If the flash message is a success, it appends a class called "flash-success". If the flash message is an error, it appends a class called "flash-error".
You can style the flash message however you choose in your css.

To use the flashPrompt function to provide an ajax callback:

	flashPrompt('succes/error', 'Whatever you want the message to be');
 
For example:

   $.ajax({
	    url: '/admin/pages/delete',
	    type: "POST",
     traditional: true,
	    data: { 'id': page_id },
	    success: function () {
       flashPrompt('success', 'Page was successfully Deleted!');
       }
   });