Hi Imar,
I am developing a web project(vs 2005 & MsAccess) with vb.net .In my Home page I want to give some updates as alerts when a end user access or refresh the page.Here I am using RegisterStratupScript method to give alerts to page onload method.every thing is alright means I am getting only one alert ,it means the page is emiting only one alert. I want give 2 to 3 updates as alerts by calling RegisterStartupScript method.please help me how can I do it.I tried in many ways and searched google also. thanks in advance.

I am giving my code here.

Dim count as Integer=ds.Tables(0).Rows.count
Dim i as Integer
For i =0 to count
If i>=count then
     exit For
Else
     Dim dr As DataRow=ds.Tables(0).Rows(i)
     Dim strNews As String=dr("News")
     Dim strDate As dateAndTime=dr("startdate")
     Dim strMsg As String=strNews & "" & strDate

     Dim strScript As String="[script language=JavaScript]function Page_load(){alert('" & strMsg & "');}"
     strScript +="[/"
     strScript +="script]"

     Dim s As String=convert.ToString(i) 'key value
     Dim strAlert(count) As String 'string value
     strAlert(i)=strScript
     If not page.IsPostBack then
         If not ClientScript.IsStartupScriptRegistered(s) then
             ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(s,strAlert( i))
             End If
    End If
End if
Next

In my table I have 3 updates,with above coding I am getting 3rd update only,Please help me how to get 3 updates as alerts.Sorry for my poor English,

Thanks in advance.

shanwaj

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shanwaj

i think your issue is here

If not page.IsPostBack then

you are saying only run this code when the page initially loads but it sounds like to me you what this to run no matter what. get rid of that if statement.

Jason Hall

Hi alliancejhall
  Thanks for your response.I done it without page postback.I am getting only one alert.I want to give 3 alerts to page load or page refresh.i dont want to call another aspx page as popup window.please suggest me how can i do it.

thanks in advance

shanwaj

One easy way around this is to simple extend the JavaScript code for multiple alerts:

alert('1');alert('2');alert('3');

would cause three alerts at the client. You can simply loop as you do now to build this string.

Personally, I don't like to get so many alerts. What's wrong with something like "3 records updated" as a single alert?

Imar


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Hi Imar,
  Sorry for my late reply, finally I given 3 updates as a single alert to page load.Yes I agree with u that no one can like so many alerts on page So I given 3 updates as single alert.thanks for your response.

shanwaj