not save the value in HiddenField

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ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "javascript", "if(confirm('are you sure?')==true){document.getElementById('" + hfMessageBoxValue.ClientID.ToString() + "').vale='YES'}else{document.getElementById('" + hfMessageBoxValue.ClientID.ToString() + "').vale='NO'}{document.getElementById('" + btnSavechecked.ClientID + "').click()}", true);

if (hfMessageBoxValue.Value == "YES")
 {
do something 
 }
else(hfMessageBoxValue.Value == "NO")
 {
do something
 }

Posted 22-Sep-14 3:26am

ghanem90

Updated 22-Sep-14 4:10am

sankarsan parida

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Sinisa Hajnal 22-Sep-14 9:36am

Again, you have typing errors. Is this exact copy of your code? not VALE, but VALUE

And also, again, make the function client side and call it just by name in register method.

ghanem90 22-Sep-14 10:07am

i change vale to value but the same not working

ZurdoDev 22-Sep-14 9:50am

Don't put that much code in a RegisterStartupScript call because it is way too hard to manage. Put the JS in a function in a JS file and then just call the function name in C#.

Kishore Pogaru 22-Sep-14 10:31am

move your script to the aspx page of js file

Sinisa Hajnal 23-Sep-14 2:06am

I've tried to tell him that in his original question, no luck :)

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-09-23T10:09:00

Solution 2

You need to put your JavaScript into a file and then include it in your aspx page. Then call the function using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript.

Posted 23-Sep-14 10:09am

ZurdoDev