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Rafael Veronezi
Sep 23, 2003, 9:59:14 AM9/23/03
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I have the following situation...
I need to display a MessageBox after a postback...
When the user click a button on the page, the event will do it's work, and
after that will write the client script (jscript) with the code to display
the MessageBox...
I don't know if it works well with Response.Write, because one of the codes
I need to write is a ask of printing, and the Response.Write render the code
before the rest of code of the page, so the script would work, but print
nothing...
I need to display a MessageBox after a postback...
When the user click a button on the page, the event will do it's work, and
after that will write the client script (jscript) with the code to display
the MessageBox...
I don't know if it works well with Response.Write, because one of the codes
I need to write is a ask of printing, and the Response.Write render the code
before the rest of code of the page, so the script would work, but print
nothing...
Micke
Sep 23, 2003, 10:28:01 AM9/23/03
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I'm simply using Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock in the event procedure, if
that's what you are after?
that's what you are after?
private void DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged(..)
{
//.. other code
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("clientscript","<script
language=javascript>alert('Hello, world!'); </script>");
}
Watch out for line breaks ;/ Anyway, this in a _OnClick event procedure
would work as well.
/Micke
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Jurjen de Groot
Sep 23, 2003, 10:43:54 AM9/23/03
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Check out :
RegisterClientScriptBlock
Jurjen.
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