Thanks Sean,
    
Now I can resolve my problem. :D


> This method will do that.  _doPostBack() is the javascript function 
s> upplied by the .net framework when you select autopostback for a 
server 
c> ontrol.  If you want the textbox to cause the postback just attach the 
t> he function that pops up the "Wait..." window supplemented with the 
d> ocument.Yourform.submit; to the desired event of the textbox 
l> ike "textchanged".  Make sure you turn "off" autopostback on the 
t> extbox.  This will do what I think your saying.  I have a similar 
s> ituation where I pop up a window that says "Please wait while orders 
are 
r> etrieved" while the criteria is being posted to my data services 
tier.  
T> he window then closes in 3 secondes automatically, and this is how I 
do 
i> t.

> > Thanks, Sean

> 	But I need to call __doPostBack() after my function. I need that 
m> y
f> unction only display a window with message "Wait...", and it is fired 
w> here
u> ser change a textbox AutoPostBack=True.

> 

> -----Mensagem original-----
D> e: Sean Marchiafava [mailto:smarch@c...]
E> nviada em: quarta-feira, 31 de julho de 2002 11:58
P> ara: ASPX_Professional
A> ssunto: [aspx_professional] Re: postback

> 
T> his is how I do it:

> Attach a handler to the to object that submits form, like a button.

> btnSubmit.Attributes.Add("onclick", "YourFunction(Function Parameters)")

> <script language="JavaScript

> Function YourFunction(Params){
Y> our Function Code Here
T> hen submit form with the line following

> 		document.FormName.submit();
	> 	}
	> 	
<> /script>

> > I have a textbox with property AutoPostBack=True, ok.
B> > ut I need to call another javascript function before function 
_> > _doPostBack(...). How I can do that, or add code to function 
_> > _doPostBack?  

> > Sorry my english, I'm learning.

> > welliton
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