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Display alert message from Code behind in asp.net with parameter passing

Posted 12-Jun-12 19:28pm

Usf1095

Updated 12-Jun-12 19:31pm

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Solution 1

I think the following CodeProject articles
AJAX Enabled MessageBox[^]
Simple MessageBox functionality in ASP.NET[^]
Server Side MessageBox[^]

may be helpful for the above purpose.

Posted 12-Jun-12 19:31pm

VJ Reddy

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Usf1095 13-Jun-12 1:36am

i need JavaScript

Manas Bhardwaj 21-Jun-12 3:17am

correct +5

VJ Reddy 21-Jun-12 3:41am

Thank you, Manas :)

Solution 7

This tip contains exactly what you need.

A Windows Form like MessageBox for ASP.NET Website[^]

Posted 12-Jun-12 20:44pm

Rahul Rajat Singh

Solution 2

You Can use the below method to show the alert message

C#

public static void ShowAlertMessage (String error)
{
 Page page =HttpContext.Current.Handler as Page;
 if(page!=null)
  {
 error=error.Replace("'","\'");
 ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(page, page.GetType(),"err_msg","alert('"+error+"');",true);
  }

}

Posted 12-Jun-12 19:35pm

V Mohan

Updated 12-Jun-12 20:45pm

v2

Solution 3

Try this....

Alert message in asp.net application[^]

Posted 12-Jun-12 19:37pm

amolpatil2243

Solution 4

Hi,

you can use attractive alert message for your asp.net application. see below links,

jQuery Dialog[^]

jQuery Dialog in c#[^]

hope it will solve your purpose.

thanks
-Amit

Posted 12-Jun-12 19:39pm

AmitGajjar

Solution 5

This is a normal way of calling a JavaScript method.Hope this helps.

C#

this.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "Some Title", "<script language=\"javaScript\">" + "alert('Detailed Message Goes Here!');" + "window.location.href='WebForm2.aspx';" + "<" + "/script>");

Posted 12-Jun-12 20:10pm

Nischal Bhatt

Updated 12-Jun-12 20:44pm

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Usf1095 13-Jun-12 2:24am

i have some conditions pass in JavaScript

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janareddyjanareddy · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-12T20:42:00

I agree with Mr Mohan's answer using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript is the right practice in C#
Try this too..,

C#

public static void display(string Somemessage)
{
string abc =TextBox1.Text; /*assume that textbox1 holds the parameter you want to pass*/

   string script = "<script type=\"text/javascript\">alert('" + abc + "');</script>";

   //check if page already has executed any alert before
   Page page = HttpContext.Current.CurrentHandler as Page;


   if (page != null && !page.ClientScript.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("alert"))
   {
      page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(typeof(Alert), "alert", script);
   }
}