What is the asp.net way to get a user acknowledgement on an aspx page 
using am aspx web form. For example: after clicking on a delete-button, I 
want to ask the user "Are you sure?" Yes/No.

What is the asp.net way to get a user acknowledgement on an aspx page 
using am aspx web form. For example: after clicking on a delete-button, I 
want to ask the user "Are you sure?" Yes/No?

Please advice,

Frank Staal

Frank,
Use this example:

Add this code to your Page_Load event(it assumes your delete button is named
cmdDeleteButton, you can change that):

cmdDeleteButton.Attributes.Add("OnClick", "return confirm('Are you sure');")

If the user's response is Yes, then the page will post back to the server
and the button's clicked event will execute, else nothing will happen.

Terrence

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From: Frank Staal [mailto:franks@c...] 
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 2:43 PM
To: ASP+
Subject: [aspx] "Getting user acknowledgement in asp.net"

What is the asp.net way to get a user acknowledgement on an aspx page 
using am aspx web form. For example: after clicking on a delete-button, I 
want to ask the user "Are you sure?" Yes/No.
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