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how to put dialog box in asp.net c#
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when i delete data from gridview using delete option ,it will ask for confirmation.So i have to use dialogbox.how i can do it ?
 
i have autogeneratedelete button in grideview .So if javascript is used then how to use javasript please explain sortlly.
Posted 8-Jan-13 19:23pm
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Edited 9-Jan-13 6:56am
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You can use confirm javascript on button click event.
<asp:button id="btnDelete" text="Delete" onclientclick=" return confirm('Are you want to Delete this Record?');" xmlns:asp="#unknown">
</asp:button>
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Posted 8-Jan-13 19:33pm
KiranKumar Roy445
Alert msg with redirect!
 
Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "alert", "<script>alert('Please Check your mail for further details');window.location.href='Default.aspx';</script>");
 
Alert msg !
 
 Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "alert", "<script>alert('Please Check your mail for further details')</script>");
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Posted 9-Jan-13 18:39pm
FspFriends554
C# is a server side scripting you can use javascript function like confirm in the OnclientClick event of the button
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Posted 9-Jan-13 6:55am
sarathsprakash694
Good Question!!!!
you can not use java script in C# scripting but you can put this in design file(Default.aspx). And do your Server side scripting in(Default.aspx.cs)
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Posted 9-Jan-13 17:59pm
KiranKumar Roy445
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