In 3.5 is there a way to call a javascript confirm box from the code - not a
button - and get the response back before continuing on?

In my program, I want to be able to check the database to see if a company
exists after the save button is pressed and if it does not, then popup a box
asking if the user really wants to add this new company or not.

If so, continue with the save, if not stop the processing.

Thanks,

Tom

I wasn't sure where to put it.

Thanks,

Tom

"Mark Rae [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> In 3.5 is there a way to call a JavaScript confirm box from the code
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> Yes there is, but...
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> ...you're in the wrong newsgroup - for ASP.NET questions please post in
> microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
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Thad,

There is a bunch of methods you can use in code behind with the C# language.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...r_methods.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...r_methods.aspx

The one you ask for is the startupscript

Cor


"tshad" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In 3.5 is there a way to call a javascript confirm box from the code - not
> a button - and get the response back before continuing on?
>
> In my program, I want to be able to check the database to see if a company
> exists after the save button is pressed and if it does not, then popup a
> box asking if the user really wants to add this new company or not.
>
> If so, continue with the save, if not stop the processing.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tom
>

Mark,

The ASPNet newsgroup is program language neutral.
In that newsgroup are examples given in VB, C++ and C#

While that is here not the situation.

Cor

Mark,

Why

I read
Call...................................................................................................

What makes that so special to ASPNET.

I have checked it, and the OP has got as answer a VB example.

Cor

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>> The ASPNet newsgroup is program language neutral.
>> In that newsgroup are examples given in VB, C++ and C#
>>
>> While that is here not the situation.
>
> Look at the title of the topic - this is clearly an ASP.NET question...
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> Mark Rae
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Mark,

In the way you write it, it is when you are doing your job in an office you
have to go to an office newsgroup

In my idea it is not important where the C# language is used, but that it is
used.

:-)

Cor

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>>>> The ASPNet newsgroup is program language neutral.
>>>> In that newsgroup are examples given in VB, C++ and C#
>>>>
>>>> While that is here not the situation.
>>>
>>> Look at the title of the topic - this is clearly an ASP.NET question...
>>
>> Why
>>
>> I read
>> Call...................................................................................................
>>
>> What makes that so special to ASPNET.
>
> Well, principally that the OP wants to know how to call a JavaScript
> confirm() method from code behind - when did you last do that in anything
> other than ASP.NET...?
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> ASP.NET MVP
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On Tue, 5 May 2009 12:33:29 +0200, "Cor Ligthert[MVP]"
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>Mark,
>
>Why
>
>I read
>Call...................................................................................................
>
>What makes that so special to ASPNET.

The "..from code behind" bit surely?

GEJ

>>
>>What makes that so special to ASPNET.
>
> The "..from code behind" bit surely?
>
Yes that distinct it from #xxxx# included code in an ASPX (ASPNET) page.

A code behind is pure C#, VB or C++ not much different from a Window
Service, Windows Form or whatever code to build an assembly.

Cor