prompt message box on web page using C#
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use the add reference and add it u can use the add reference following these steps: click on the Project in the main menu, --> go down to the add reference --> stay in the .Net tab and scroll down till you find the System.Windows.Forms --> select it and then click add now u should be able to use the message box by just writting MessageBox.show(.......) good luck
Thanks Very much, It worked fantastic!.Thanks once againe I have one more question. Now i am preparing verious master. some of then are very similar. Like branch master(which has branch name and branch description), Unit master(which has unit code and unit description). So i wanted to make one form and based on menu item selection(Bcoz i used asp:menu).so by using navigationurl. i redirect it to corresponding web Page. Is My idea is correct. Or i have to do it other way. Please help. Anyway thanks you once againe
regards imran khan
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What?????? Are you talk to me ?
you are so funny :laugh::laugh: if you are unable to answer the question, then don't post just you you want to post something.
quiteSmart wrote:
Are you talk to me ?
the next time put some bold text to make me Afraid :zzz::zzz:
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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you are so funny :laugh::laugh: if you are unable to answer the question, then don't post just you you want to post something.
quiteSmart wrote:
Are you talk to me ?
the next time put some bold text to make me Afraid :zzz::zzz:
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
what u are writing. quickSmart code is absolutly write and It worked. thacks quickSmart.
regards imran khan
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what u are writing. quickSmart code is absolutly write and It worked. thacks quickSmart.
regards imran khan
Good !! So ur happy, now let's close this topic. Thanks :) Regards, Bhupi Bhai.
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what u are writing. quickSmart code is absolutly write and It worked. thacks quickSmart.
regards imran khan
are you nuts ? how its working
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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are you nuts ? how its working
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
just do as i wrote and u will see that it worked now all know who is the idiot here. asshole
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what u are writing. quickSmart code is absolutly write and It worked. thacks quickSmart.
regards imran khan
your welcome let us skip what idiots like Tamimi - Code write in this blog. Some people think that they know everything but actually they know nothing cause they don't accept a new thing to learn. take care, happy to help at any time
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your welcome let us skip what idiots like Tamimi - Code write in this blog. Some people think that they know everything but actually they know nothing cause they don't accept a new thing to learn. take care, happy to help at any time
man maybe iam idiot. but did exactly what you wrote, and this what i got. ------------- Showing a modal dialog box or form when the application is not running in UserInteractive mode is not a valid operation. Specify the ServiceNotification or DefaultDesktopOnly style to display a notification ------------- so what si this !!!!
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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man maybe iam idiot. but did exactly what you wrote, and this what i got. ------------- Showing a modal dialog box or form when the application is not running in UserInteractive mode is not a valid operation. Specify the ServiceNotification or DefaultDesktopOnly style to display a notification ------------- so what si this !!!!
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
hi, i haven't seen that error before, but i don't write things just to add a post to my score. I write things when i am sure that it will work. And a proof for that is what the real poster wrote that it worked with him as it worked with me several times before. see what is really giving that error. debug it and see at what line it is going
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hi, i haven't seen that error before, but i don't write things just to add a post to my score. I write things when i am sure that it will work. And a proof for that is what the real poster wrote that it worked with him as it worked with me several times before. see what is really giving that error. debug it and see at what line it is going
man jdkulkarni also metion my error !! realy i don't think so.....................
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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man jdkulkarni also metion my error !! realy i don't think so.....................
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
i checked that again now and it worked fine i don't know what is wrong with your code. What version of VS are you using mine is VS 2005 Look, just follow these steps: 1) create a new web application 2) go to the designer 3) add a button 4) double click the button 5) click on the project in the main menu. 6) add reference 7) in the .NET tab go to the System.Windows.Forms and click add 8) go to the source code of ur project. 9) add this name space using System.Windows.Forms 10) in the onClick event of the button write:
MessageBox.Show("quiteSmart is very smart ");:) and it will work -
Thanks Very much, It worked fantastic!.Thanks once againe I have one more question. Now i am preparing verious master. some of then are very similar. Like branch master(which has branch name and branch description), Unit master(which has unit code and unit description). So i wanted to make one form and based on menu item selection(Bcoz i used asp:menu).so by using navigationurl. i redirect it to corresponding web Page. Is My idea is correct. Or i have to do it other way. Please help. Anyway thanks you once againe
regards imran khan
sorry man, i don't work much on ASP, my basic work is C# but i have passed through ASP for my own knowledge only. I am not sure about the answer i will give you but i think that what u said is logic and will work. Hope u get the best out of it. Note: for next time please post the ASP questions in the ASP MessageBoard Good Luck
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i checked that again now and it worked fine i don't know what is wrong with your code. What version of VS are you using mine is VS 2005 Look, just follow these steps: 1) create a new web application 2) go to the designer 3) add a button 4) double click the button 5) click on the project in the main menu. 6) add reference 7) in the .NET tab go to the System.Windows.Forms and click add 8) go to the source code of ur project. 9) add this name space using System.Windows.Forms 10) in the onClick event of the button write:
MessageBox.Show("quiteSmart is very smart ");:) and it will workman please stop kidding with me, that what i did exactly. i tried it on VS2005 and VS2003 and its working and it gives the same error. are you running under windows ??
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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i checked that again now and it worked fine i don't know what is wrong with your code. What version of VS are you using mine is VS 2005 Look, just follow these steps: 1) create a new web application 2) go to the designer 3) add a button 4) double click the button 5) click on the project in the main menu. 6) add reference 7) in the .NET tab go to the System.Windows.Forms and click add 8) go to the source code of ur project. 9) add this name space using System.Windows.Forms 10) in the onClick event of the button write:
MessageBox.Show("quiteSmart is very smart ");:) and it will workVS2003 does not support this and I am sure VS2005 will also not !! Regards, Bhupi Bhai.
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man please stop kidding with me, that what i did exactly. i tried it on VS2005 and VS2003 and its working and it gives the same error. are you running under windows ??
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
yea i am running under windows XP SP2 I told u what i know. Sorry if it is not working :doh:
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VS2003 does not support this and I am sure VS2005 will also not !! Regards, Bhupi Bhai.
me and many other's for example the first poster tried it and it works so don't be sure of something u didn't try:suss:
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me and many other's for example the first poster tried it and it works so don't be sure of something u didn't try:suss:
now we need a judge !!
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
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now we need a judge !!
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice Tamimi - Code
hahahahahaha Maybe we should bring one. Anyways maybe you will find one day that i am write and maybe i will find that i am wronge.
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sorry man, i don't work much on ASP, my basic work is C# but i have passed through ASP for my own knowledge only. I am not sure about the answer i will give you but i think that what u said is logic and will work. Hope u get the best out of it. Note: for next time please post the ASP questions in the ASP MessageBoard Good Luck
Actuaaly in page load event other file , i just want to fetch the selected item menu in other page. that is i have form called home.aspx where i have defined menu.based on selected item menu. i will write code in(C#) other form master.aspx.cs So i want to fetch selected menu item in master.aspx.cs how i can do that that i want to know. thanks
regards imran khan
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Exactly right. You can not pop up MessageBox.Show("") in ASP.NET. You will get this error. "Showing a modal dialog box or form when the application is not running in UserInteractive mode is not a valid operation. Specify the ServiceNotification or DefaultDesktopOnly style to display a notification from a service application.". You should only use Alert or Confirm. Especially in your case Confirm should work fine.
Jayant D. Kulkarni Brainbench Certified Software Engineer in C#, ASP.NET, .NET Framework and ADO.NET
I don't mean to step into the middle of your battle here, but if you read the error message carefully, you will see that it is POSSIBLE to use
MessageBox.Show(). And, I did in fact try it. I got the error you mentioned, until I used the ServiceNotification style.MessageBox.Show("message", "Caption", 0,0,0, MessageBoxOptions.ServiceNotification);
I hope this helps.
--EricDV Sig--------- Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well informed just to be undecided about them. - Laurence J. Peters