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  • P Priya S

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

    Thanks in advance, Priya.

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    N a v a n e e t h
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    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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    • P Priya S

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

      Thanks in advance, Priya.

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

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      • P Priya S

        Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');"); this code just writes whatever in the last parameter like: javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed'); i need to pop-up

        Thanks in advance, Priya.

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        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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        • P 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

          Paras Kaneriya
          The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.

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          Priya S
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          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.

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          • N 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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            Priya S
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            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.

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            • V Vanamaindia

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

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              Priya S
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              nothing happens

              Thanks in advance, Priya.

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              • P 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.

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                bhavesh3184
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                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

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                • B 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

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                  Priya S
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                  i tried, it says 'function' not found.

                  Thanks in advance, Priya.

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                  • P Priya S

                    i tried, it says 'function' not found.

                    Thanks in advance, Priya.

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

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                    • P Priya S

                      Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');"); this code just writes whatever in the last parameter like: javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed'); i need to pop-up

                      Thanks in advance, Priya.

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                      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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