Confirm box in Javascript

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Hi,

I have confirm box in my aspx page

My requirement is at that confimation box if we click ok browser closed and if we click cancel stay on the same page

but i tried ,in my script problem is ok is working fine but if click cancel its not stay in same page its just closed.

var msg = confirm("\'Do You Really Want to Close?\'");
                    if (msg) {
                        window.close();                    
                    }
                    else {
                        return;                     
                    }

please help me to fix this problem

Tnak you in advance........

Posted 15-Jul-11 0:43am

Member 7778432

Updated 15-Jul-11 0:46am

walterhevedeich

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Yuri Vital 15-Jul-11 6:48am

what is the element who fire the event ?
have you tried with "return false;" ?
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prasadsrvp · Answer 1 · 2011-07-15T01:09:00

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Hi,

You can return false then it will stays on current page only. other wise in else part you can put alert to check its coming to else part or not
like this

function confirmation() {
    var answer = confirm(window.close());
    if (answer){
        alert("Bye bye!")
        window.location = "http://www.yahoo.com/";
    }
    else{
        alert("Thanks for sticking around!")
    }
}

Posted 15-Jul-11 1:09am

prasadsrvp

Updated 15-Jul-11 16:23pm

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Member 7778432 15-Jul-11 7:19am

Thak you for ur reply
i tried that one also but its not working
i return false in else statement then it shows browser default alert once again i dont want that alert .
plz suggest me to fix that one

prasadsrvp 18-Jul-11 1:19am

function confirmation() {
var answer = confirm(window.close());
if (answer){
alert("Bye bye!")
window.location = "Default.aspx";
}
else{

}
}

Try this i hope its may work ....

Member 7778432 18-Jul-11 9:38am

Its also not working
i got the same issure