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Hello All,

Question of the day (night, or whatever time period it is in your part of the world): How do you create a MsgBox in a web age? Either as a notification, or as a confirmation of an event. (i.e. "Are you sure you want to do this?" Yes/No)

Thanks,

John

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Peter Brunone
John,

For notification, use

alert("whatever text you want including appended variables");

For confirmation, use

if(confirm("Are you sure?")) {
Do whatever they confirmed here;

}

Regards,

Peter

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notification, or as a confirmation of an event. (i.e. "Are you sure you
want to do this?" Yes/No)
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Andy Smith
If you wanna attach confirmation to a button, then I have a library that =
encapsulates that very nicely.
example: http://www.metabuilders.com/Tools/ConfirmedButtons.aspx
download: http://www.metabuilders.com/Tools/ConfirmedButtons.zip

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Problem Solved:

CodeBehind =3D=20
Public AlertCode as String
Sub Whatever(ByVal Sender as Object, e as EventArgs)
    ... Sub Code ...
    AlertCode =3D "alert(" & Chr(34) & Stuff manipulated here & Chr(34) & =
")"
End Sub

Web Page =3D
<script language=3D"javascript">
<%=3DAlertCode%>
</script>
'To keep the msgbox from apearing on reload
<%AlertCode =3D ""%>

Just thought I would share.

John
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Hello All,

Question of the day (night, or whatever time period it is in your part =
of the world): How do you create a MsgBox in a web age? Either as a =
notification, or as a confirmation of an event. (i.e. "Are you sure you =
want to do this?" Yes/No)

Thanks,

John

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Moore, Dot Net Guruhew
I'm not sure if it's a client function, but you can do it with javascript. Here are two different ways I do it. If I have a button on an .aspx page, I add an attribute to the button with my codebehind.

Delete.Attributes.Add("OnClick", "return confirm('Are you Sure you want to Delete?');");

If I want to put it in a javascript function, I do it like this.

Function lame()
{
    return confirm('Do you want to confirm this?');
}

Dot Net Guru

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Hello All,

Question of the day (night, or whatever time period it is in your part of the world): How do you create a MsgBox in a web age? Either as a notification, or as a confirmation of an event. (i.e. "Are you sure you want to do this?" Yes/No)

Thanks,

John
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