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Confirm (MessageBox) in c#, asp.net

Last post was 04 Apr 2008 at 04:35
Tags: asp.net, csharp Thailand
  • 8 months ago

    How can I do the confirm in c# and asp.net? The process is,  I have to confirm whether the user is sure that he/she wants to continue. The process of 'continue' is a block of codes (function). If it is yes, it should call the function btnOK_Click. (Is my explanation clear?)

    Please help.. If you need clarifications, please tell me...

     Thanks in advance.. ü

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  • 8 months ago

     Hi,

     To include a confirmation on your button, you have to include the following script in the HTML code (or add it through your C# code).

    <input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" id="btnSubmit"
         onclick="return confirm('Are you sure you want to Submit?');" />

    With the above code, the button only gets executed (from the browser) if the user presses ok.

    It also depends whether you are using a normal button or a link button.

    try goggling the following: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=asp.net+alert+box&btnG=Search 

    Regards, 

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  • 8 months ago

    Hmm, what will I add for if the user clicks on OK, I have to execute a function in the code behind?

    Thanks in advance... ü

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  • 8 months ago

    <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClientClick="return confirm('Are you sure?')" onclick="btnOK_Click" />

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  • 8 months ago

    That is what I call answer! Many thanks! Yes

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  • 8 months ago

    You are welcome Big Smile and thanks you for the thank you.

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