Confirm message on condition checking not on button click

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if (allowtoemail == totalemail)
{
   if (!this.Page.ClientScript.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("ClsoeME91"))
      this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(),
      "ClsoeME91", 
      "<script language = 'javascript'>window.confirm('You can not send more email. Go to Pricing...');</script>");

// this is the confirm message if i click on ok then our two line below execute

if I click on cancel then below code not execute how can i do

RadTabStrip2.SelectedIndex = 4; 
RadMultiPage2.SelectedIndex = 4;

our above code is not working properly

how can do the correct this code......

Posted 23-Nov-09 19:02pm

Ganesh_verma

Updated 9-Dec-09 5:09am

Chris Maunder773.9K

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2009-11-24T01:50:00

you might consider adding the ASP.NET tag to your ASP.NET questions, that's what the tags are for.

your code cannot work. It will show this popup after a postback for a start, which is hardly efficient. It also doesn't check the return value of the confirm call, therefore it always does the same thing. Is it possible to do this check on the client side, you can add an OnClientClick event to a button and if it returns false, the postback will not occur.