Hi,

I have used the following in the code behind.

If (............)
  Response.Write("<script>Window.Close()</script>")
End If

This above code gives a user confirmation box (Yes / No)
I want to check what the user has clicked and act accordingly.

Please Help regarding this.
should i remove this code and add it in javascript function.



Regards
Vijay R

are you using a javascript confirm to get a confirmation from the user?. If yes you can use either full javascript or a combination of both

Regards
Ganesh

Hi Ganesh,

No i am not using them ath the moment, i would want to use them,
that is what i am asking about ,
how to use them ?
and all other mehtods that can also perform the same functionality

:-)

Thanks


Regards
Vijay R

In your close button, you can add a client side function from the page load event
    Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick", "return confirm('Are you sure you want to quit?')")

now you can write code in the click event in the server side
     Response.Write("<script>Window.Close()</script>")

no need to check for anything.

Regards
Ganesh

Regards
Vijay R

Hi Ganesh,

I will try what you said,
Is there any other solution for this



Regards
Vijay R

you can try this also...

insted of Response.Write, you copy and paste the following code after your "</form>" tag

<script language="javascript">
     <asp:literal runat="server" id="ltScript"></asp:literal>
</script>



in your appropriate event (cmdClose_Click ???), you copy and paste the following code.

Literal ltScript = (Literal) Page.FindControl("ltScript");
ltScript.Text = "Window.Close();"

Regards
Ganesh

you can try this
     Response.Write("<script>top.opener = top; top.window.close()</script>")

But it can only work in IE only


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