Message box gets minimised on taskbar

[hiranmaie]

Hi,

I am using the messagebox code as System.Windows. Forms.MessageBo x.Show("WELCOME "); , in my application to get a message box. I get as a minimised window of the messagebox on the taskbar. I want to avoid this minimising of the messagebox and it should come in the application as any other normal messageboxes. Can anybody tell me what am I supposed to do to remove this minimising of the messagebox window on the taskbar and instead to get it in the center of the page at runtime.

[r035198x]

What other code do you run after the

System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("WELCOME");

line?

[kunal pawar]

Can you submit code from your are calling MessageBox.show (...); This will help us to know your problem.

[hiranmaie]

for some pages like loginpage, I will write responce.redire ct("Home.aspx") ;
after System.Windows. Forms.MessageBo x.Show("WELCOME ");

In some pages i have written System.Windows. Forms.MessageBo x.Show("WELCOME "); after saving the values into the database in try block, after try block i write the catch block and close the save function.

[r035198x]

If you open another page after showing the pop up then the pop up may be minimized. Better show the pop up from that Home.aspx page.

[hiranmaie]

I am getting the same result irrespective of where ever I use the message box. I am getting the minimised message box. I am using the message box in web based project and its not a console application.

[Plater]

You should not be using System.Windows. Forms.MessageBo x.Show in a webapplication.
You should be using javascript's Alert()

[hiranmaie]

I tried using alert messages, it shows the heading of the messagebox window as Internet Explorer and an icon of warning message come in the message box which I dont need. How to remove the icon and customise the heading of the message box window. If I can get any example code for this type of message box it would be helpful. Please help.

[Plater]

I'm not sure you can, I don't see why it matters but thats up to you.

Using windows.forms will only work in IE though.