Alert and Post the page in Asp.Net

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Dear Friends,

I am getting few data from input form and inserting into a table.
After inserting I want to completely post the page from C#.

I have coded as below:

C#

//Since I have used Update Panel - For Alert i have used ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock.
ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this, this.GetType(), "clientscript", "alert('Your details have successfully registered with us. Kindly check your mail inbox to login.')", true);
Response.Redirect("Opp_As_DSA.aspx");

Its work but Alert Message is not dispalyed.
Kindly Suggest or Guide me on the same.

Posted 12-Oct-12 3:44am

Arunprasath Natarajan

Updated 12-Oct-12 3:45am

Kenneth Haugland

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Solution 1

The code is working perfectly. The code

C#

ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this, this.GetType(), "clientscript", "alert('Your details have successfully registered with us. Kindly check your mail inbox to login.')", true);

actually registers the javascript and does not fire it. You need to find other way to display the alert from client side. I can not suggest you more on this since you have provided a very little information on this.

Nextly, since you are redirecting the page using

C#

Response.Redirect("Opp_As_DSA.aspx");

, the alert will be displayed and not visible to you because of the redirection.

Posted 12-Oct-12 4:17am

bbirajdar

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I.explore.code 12-Oct-12 10:22am

precisely! I personally don't even prefer pop-ups, so i would use just a simple label to show that message and then redirect the user. For such a simple behavior doing a RegisterClientScriptBlock seems an overkill. +5!

bbirajdar 12-Oct-12 10:36am

I agree with you Aman.. I personally don't like the unskinnable and colourless javascript alert box. A jquery popup or a themed label looks gorgeous...Thanks

Solution 4

Just Use this blow script after the insert Statement in .cs page

JavaScript

Page.RegisterStartupScript(@"SubmitRegistration", "<script>alert('Your details have successfully registered with us. Kindly check your mail inbox to login')</script>");

Posted 12-Oct-12 4:51am

Abhimanyu Rawat

Solution 2

Please replace the this with Page
ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(Page, Page.GetType(), "clientscript", "alert('Your details have successfully registered with us. Kindly check your mail inbox to login.')", true);

Hope this will help you
Thanks

Posted 12-Oct-12 4:24am

Faisal(mfrony)

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Arunprasath Natarajan 12-Oct-12 10:31am

Sorry Its Not Working

bbirajdar 12-Oct-12 10:36am

How will you see the popup if you redirect to another page just after showing the popup.... Morever the code for popup is wrong...

I.explore.code 12-Oct-12 10:43am

well, the popup won't even show because the script has only been registered it hasn't had time to execute yet and before it does, Response.Redirect moves the user to a different page.

Arunprasath Natarajan 12-Oct-12 10:46am

Thank you for your suggestions, Shall I prefer Window.location()

bbirajdar 12-Oct-12 11:16am

Remove response.redirect and test the popup first.. If it works , then you have next things to do..

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Arunprasath Natarajan · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-12T04:48:00

Solution 3

Its work fine for my requirement but I don't know weather it is proper way of using it.

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Page, Page.GetType(), "MessageThenRedirect", "alert('Failure Report - Try Later.');window.location='Opp_As_DSA.aspx';", true);

Posted 12-Oct-12 4:48am

Arunprasath Natarajan