Confirm Box in asp.net

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Hi All,

In side button event I disable the textboxes and displaying confirm message box(by calling javascript function from button click event). But when I run the application the textboxes are not disabled until I close the confirm box.

How to make this. Please help on this

Posted 7-Jan-16 1:26am

T.Senthilnathan

Updated 7-Jan-16 1:30am

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dan!sh 7-Jan-16 7:45am

Update the question with the code you have. You might be showing alert before you disable the controls.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2016-01-07T03:52:00

The problem is disabling and re-enabling of controls is completely solved in the section 3 of my article, sub-sections "Temporarily Disabled Elements" and "Workaround for Mozilla" (yes, I revealed a bug in Mozilla and reported it to their team): Modal Popup From Scratch[^].

But please better read the whole article; it's all relevant to your problem. First of all, I explain that confirm is hardly suitable for production-level applications. You rather need a modal behavior emulated on a single page, the mechanism loosely referred to as "modal popup". You don't have to use my code (but you can); in particular, you can just use my explanations; you can use alternatives such as jQuery Dialog or other (3rd-party) jQuery plug-ins.

—SA