pop-up message

[Priya S]

where shud i give tat, inside code-behind or inline html

Thanks in advance, Priya.

[Not Active]

For something like this you should use a confirm dialog rather than an alert. Confirm gives you the chance to handle yes and no responses differently. I.E No to agreeing with terms, exits site, yes continues.

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[N a v a n e e t h]

Priya Cool wrote:

want pop-up to be displayed, if user not checking the checkbox

Your question is not explaining any thing related to popup. Do you mean a confirmation message or a popup window ? If it is a confirmation message, Parvej's method is the best

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[Vanamaindia]

Response.write() is working in Code behind Only.So Place that coe in CodeBehind

[Paras Kaneriya]

Priya Cool wrote:

Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');");

I think this will run when page will be loaded i.e. alert will be displayed as soon as the page will be loaded to the browser

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[Priya S]

i tried this, not pop-up ing, just like that it writes, that too as: javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');

Thanks in advance, Priya.

[Priya S]

i want pop-up message that too with Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');");

Thanks in advance, Priya.

[Priya S]

nothing happens

Thanks in advance, Priya.

[bhavesh3184]

why want return value of this alert? if u need return value then use confirm dialogue try this if your prob not solved then please explain me your exact prob please Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "doit();"); function doit() { if(window.confirm('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed')) { //alert('OK'); return true; } else { // alert('Cancel'); return false; } } THANKS

[Priya S]

i tried, it says 'function' not found.

Thanks in advance, Priya.

[bhavesh3184]

can please send me page in which you have written code and what u required my email id is = bhavesh3184@gmail.com thanks

[Guffa]

This is how it should look: Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');", true); The last parameter determines that a script tag is added around the code. The javascript: protocol is only used when you put Javascript code in an URL. If you use it anywhere else, it's treated as a label instead. You only use return when returning from a function.

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