Hiden Div is shown if Javscript message box is coming

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Hi friends, I have small doubt in asp.net web app

I have 2 divs for 2 types of menu's i.e one menu for All Users except Admin Login and Other

Menu is for Admin Login because I have used this I want to give only some permissions to

users and all permissions to Admin.

For that I have taken 2 div's in which all is HTML Menu Code. based on Session value I am

hiding the menu. every thing is fine but one small problem that I am using javascript ajax

functions to call web service so when any alert message comes the other menu which I was

hiding for that particular session is also visible till I press the message box Ok or Cancel Button.

How can I solve this and I want two menu's also for my logic. Is there any method to solve

this?

Please any one can help me with this problem

Thanks & Regards
Ganesh

Posted 11-Dec-12 17:30pm

Ganesh KP

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vishal jodh 11-Dec-12 23:45pm

pls past u r java script code so i can understand better

Ganesh KP 13-Dec-12 3:59am

if (LoginUser == 3)
{
$("#AdminMenu").attr('class', 'MenuCSS');
$("#UserMenu").attr('class', 'MenuCSSHide');
GetAllItemsOnLoad();
}
else {
$("#AdminMenu").attr('class', 'MenuCSSHide');
$("#UserMenu").attr('class', 'MenuCSS');
}

akee seth 12-Dec-12 0:35am

You should hide other menu before alert message. For better understanding, can u please post your ajax call?

Ganesh KP 13-Dec-12 4:02am

the menu is hide based on the login user again why should I hide again and again when ever I have alert message and I have many alert messages, for reference Please see above comment for code how I am hiding the div's

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sisir patro · Answer 1 · 2012-12-11T19:20:00

Hi Ganeshcse,

Yes there is one way. I had the same problem faced in my project.
You can define one more javascript method before the service call and hide the div control that is been produced unexpectedly.

I am sharing my code with you for reference.

I had added the following code to hide the unwanted buttons during the popup show.

VB

//Check sataus of the project and call javascript function for hide the unwanted button Image.

 if (CurrentDealStatus == Constant.REGISTRATION_REJECTED || CurrentDealStatus == Constant.PROJECT_WON || CurrentDealStatus == Constant.PROJECT_SAVE ||CurrentDealStatus==Constant.REGISTRATION_APPROVE ||  CurrentDealStatus==Constant.REQUIRES_REVISION)

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(),"UserWaitingApprovalButtonHide", "<script type='text/javascript'>UserWaitingApprovalButtonHide();</script>", false);

The client script function is as follows.

C#

function UserWaitingApprovalButtonHide() {
    $("#dvSave").hide();
    $("#dvSaveSubmit").hide();
    $("#dvClaimDiscount").hide();
    $("#dvApproveWon").hide();
    $("#dvAddProduct").hide();
    $("#dvReject").hide();
    $("#dvApprove").hide();
    $("#dvRevisebtn").hide();
}

Like this you can also implement your code according to your need.

Thanks