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Writing a Modal Ajax Messagebox for ASP.NET(blogs.gaiaware.net)

submitted by naitsnaits(45) 3 years, 3 months ago

Most applications today utilizes some kind of messagebox to either give feedback to the user or halt the execution of the application, until the user performs a choice. Typically Ok, Yes, No or Cancel. Creating such a control for the web can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. In this blog I am going to create the MessageBox and use it in a simple sample. The code will be provided for download if you find it useful.

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posted by rochdrrochdr(1) 10 months, 23 days ago 0

I am quite new to asp. I have implemented that code in my web pages, and it is working good whn invoked from a button OnClick event. However, i have some problem when trying to invoke it from a DropDownList SelectedIndexChanged event.
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<br>The MsgBox.Show method is invoke, but the form is never actually showned.
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<br>Any idea?

Thanks

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posted by rochdrrochdr(1) replied to rochdrrochdr(1), 10 months, 22 days ago 0

Forget it, I found that the bug was cause by an UpdatePanel...

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posted by mfo_trmfo_tr(1) 9 months, 1 day ago 0

thanks, it's so usefull.. :D
best regards

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