confirmation box in asp.net using javascript

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i tried to get confirmation whether to add more records or not and unable to run the code

Please find my script

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Response.Write("<Script>if(confirm('Data updated Any more data you add ??')) "+ txtdescription.Text ="" +" ;else ;</Script>");

Please guide on this

Posted 9-Oct-13 23:57pm

Uma Sengoden

Updated 10-Oct-13 0:01am

Thanks7872

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Zafar Sultan 10-Oct-13 6:00am

What are you trying to achieve? Please elaborate.

Thanks7872 10-Oct-13 6:01am

I think its very much clear.

Zafar Sultan 10-Oct-13 6:07am

Oh really? What if user clicks OK or Cancel on the confirmation dialog?

Thanks7872 10-Oct-13 6:13am

Confirmation means what? Yes/no. It doesn't include ok/cancel buttons logically.

Zafar Sultan 10-Oct-13 7:01am

Probably i read the wrong book. It says JavaScript confirmation dialog consists of two buttons "OK" and "Cancel". What does your book say?

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2013-10-10T00:04:00

Solution 1

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Use & Call RegisterStartUpScript, RegisterClientScript and Client-Side Script[^]

Posted 10-Oct-13 0:04am

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Nick Fisher (Consultant) · Answer 2 · 2013-10-10T00:13:00

Your code won't even compile as you have an equals sign where there should be a plus sign. It's also worth using the proper brackets with this sort of thing to reduce the risk of errors.

The following works fine for me:

C#

String doSomething = "alert('true');";

Response.Write("<Script>if(confirm('Data updated Any more data you add ??')){ " + doSomething + "}else{alert('false');}</Script>");