script alert window not open

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Dim strmessageEdit As String
             strmessageEdit = "Record Deleted Successfully"
             Dim strScriptEdit As String = "<script runat=server language=JavaScript>alert('" & strmessageEdit & "');</script>"
             Page.RegisterStartupScript("clientScript", strScriptEdit)
             Response.Redirect("Add.aspx")

"Record Deleted Successfully" script window not open , it call open ass.aspx page, i want show "Record Deleted Successfully " message to user.
and redirect to Add.aspx page,

how it is possible?

Posted 29-Sep-10 3:31am

sankar guru

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William Jordan · Answer 1 · 2010-09-29T08:07:00

Solution 3

The alert will never display because of the Response.Redirect call.

To make this work, use window.location in JavaScript to redirect the page after the alert and comment out the call to Response.Redirect.

VB

Dim strmessageEdit As String
    strmessageEdit = "Record Deleted Successfully"
Dim strScriptEdit As String = _
  "<script runat=""server"" language=""JavaScript"">alert('" & _
  strmessageEdit & _
  "'); window.location = '" &
  Page.ResolveUrl("~/Add.aspx") & _
  "';</script>"
Page.RegisterStartupScript("clientScript", strScriptEdit)
'Response.Redirect("Add.aspx")

Posted 29-Sep-10 8:07am

William Jordan

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sankar guru 30-Sep-10 1:24am

Protected Sub GridView1_RowCommand()

If e.CommandName.Equals(#Quote#Delete#Quote#) Then
'Some code to delete and DataBind gridview

Dim strmessageEdit As String
strmessageEdit = #Quote#Record Deleted Successfully#Quote#
Dim strScriptEdit As String = #Quote#<script runat="server" language=JavaScript>alert('#Quote# & strmessageEdit & #Quote#'); window.location = '#Quote# & _
Page.ResolveUrl(#Quote#~/Add.aspx#Quote#) & #Quote#';</script>#Quote#
Page.RegisterStartupScript(#Quote#clientScript#Quote#, strScriptEdit)
'Response.Redirect(#Quote#Add.aspx#Quote#)
End If
End Sub

if i reomove #Quote#Response.Redirect(#Quote#Add.aspx#Quote#)#Quote# code means it show #Quote#The GridView 'GridView1' fired event Rowediting which wasn't handled.#Quote# Error Message

Sushant Joshi · Answer 2 · 2010-09-29T05:50:00

I do not think so it is feasible in the approach you are implementing. Ideally, it would run the entire function (your VB Code) and then call the Javascript.
If you want to do this type of operation, I would save the data and then call the JS Function, display the alert and then use __dopostback.

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 3 · 2010-09-29T03:46:00

Solution 1

Try:
Dim strScriptEdit As String = "<script language = 'Javascript' >alert('" & strmessageEdit & "');</script>"

Posted 29-Sep-10 3:46am

Sandeep Mewara

Updated 29-Sep-10 3:50am

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