how to raise an event after 'ok' click in alert box

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how to raise an event after 'ok' click in an alert box ?

not confirm i need alert

Posted 5-Apr-14 1:31am

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Updated 16-Apr-14 23:20pm

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Thomas Daniels · Answer 1 · 2014-04-05T01:49:00

Solution 1

Just put your code after you call the alert function:

JavaScript

alert('Your text here');
// the code that you put here will be executed after the user clicks OK in the alert box

Or, if you mean that you want a box with Yes and No options, then use the confirm function:

C#

if (confirm('Your text here')) {
    // user clicked on Yes
}
else {
    // user clicked on No
}

Posted 5-Apr-14 1:49am

Thomas Daniels

Updated 5-Apr-14 1:50am

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Member 10690248 5-Apr-14 9:10am

tnx

Thomas Daniels 5-Apr-14 10:17am

You're welcome!

Member 15897956 13-Feb-23 3:20am

Normally this doesn't work and you have to repeat the close line twice.

Ajay Singh IT · Answer 2 · 2014-04-05T02:52:00

Solution 2

JavaScript

function myFunction()
{
var x;
var r= confirm("Press a button!");
if (r==true)
  {
  x="You pressed OK!";
  }
else
  {
  x="You pressed Cancel!";
  }
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML=x;
}

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HTML
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HTML

<button onclick="myFunction()">Press Me</button>
<p id="demo"></p>

Posted 5-Apr-14 2:52am

Ajay Singh IT

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computerblade 25-Jan-22 7:51am

thank you!

Member 10690248 · Answer 3 · 2014-05-09T19:39:00

Solution 3

XML

alert('EnterBookCode');
             $(document.activeElement).bind('click', function () {
          document.getElementById("<%=txtsearch.ClientID %>").focus();
      });

Posted 9-May-14 19:39pm

Member 10690248