How can I handle alert messages in client side by json ?

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function chkProjectCode(checkBox) {
if (document.getElementById('<%= hdnCheckedPrevious.ClientID %>').value == "") {
if (checkBox.checked) {
document.getElementById('<%= hdnCheckedPrevious.ClientID %>').value = document.getElementById(checkBox.id.replace('chkInvoices', 'lblProjectCode')).innerHTML;
}
}

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else {
if (document.getElementById('<%= hdnCheckedPrevious.ClientID %>').value != document.getElementById(checkBox.id.replace('chkInvoices', 'lblProjectCode')).innerHTML) {
checkBox.checked = false;
alert('Please select Invoices with same Project Code.');
return false;
}
}
}

In above code i am showing alert message 'Please select Invoices with same Project Code.'. now I want to clear all hard coded messages to json format. So which will be better way to use in asp .net.

What I have tried:

In server side i have already done with json format. I am facing problem on the alert message on client side. Please help.

Posted 17-Aug-16 17:55pm

.net bigner

Updated 18-Aug-16 1:45am

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Karthik_Mahalingam 18-Aug-16 3:06am

There is no point of using json for this,
only thing is you can optimize the code

F-ES Sitecore 18-Aug-16 4:22am

JSON format is a way of representing objects as text. I don't understand what you mean by you want alert messages to use JSON? An alert uses a single line of text, it doesn't need or want JSON.

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Vincent Maverick Durano · Answer 1 · 2016-08-18T01:45:00

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In server side i have already done with json format.

I'm not sure what exactly is your goal why you would want to display a JSON result in an alert function.

In order for you to get the data from your server. You would need to issue an AJAX request that would spit out a data in form of JSON format: Many ways to communicate with your database using jQuery AJAX and ASP.NET[^]

Posted 18-Aug-16 1:45am

Vincent Maverick Durano

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.net bigner 19-Aug-16 2:40am

Because we don't want to use hard code message inn our application. Main goal is to remove the hard code messages.

Vincent Maverick Durano 19-Aug-16 6:12am

then you have to follow what I've suggested. To issue an AJAX request to get the dynamic messages from your server.