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How to call a java alert message into asp.net application

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    Arun Hegde
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    I am working on Dotnet 1.1. In my login form i have a dropdownlist which contains the list of user types i.e. Customer,User,Dealer.By default the dropdownlist will have following value "Select a type" now when a user clicks the login button without selectinga user type it should give a popup alet message. pl tell me how to write the alert message in java ad also I want to call a java alert message into my asp.net web application. Thank u for ur kind support arun in these situations

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      I am working on Dotnet 1.1. In my login form i have a dropdownlist which contains the list of user types i.e. Customer,User,Dealer.By default the dropdownlist will have following value "Select a type" now when a user clicks the login button without selectinga user type it should give a popup alet message. pl tell me how to write the alert message in java ad also I want to call a java alert message into my asp.net web application. Thank u for ur kind support arun in these situations

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      Simply write, Response.Write("alert('Your message');"); Regards, Ketan.

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