get confirm box value in asp.net page

[praveengaur]

i want to confirm for deletion , so i write javascript confirm box from aspx.cs page
how can i get that confirm box boolean reply in aspx.cs page
[code=vbnet]
ClientScript.Re gisterStartupSc ript("text/jscript".GetTyp e(), "Message", "<script>"+repl y+"=Confirm(' Do you want to delete or not')</script>;");[/code]

[debasisdas]

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[Plater]

In your javascript, trigger a postback on succes or a "return false;" if they cancel?

[praveengaur]

In your javascript, trigger a postback on succes or a "return false;" if they cancel?

what should i write in my aspx.cs page

[Plater]

In the button on your aspx page, you would add the onClientClick attribute.
Probably with something like:
[code=asp]
onClientClick=" return Confirm('Whatev er message');"
[/code]

Then if they say "ok" any other actions tied to the button will be performed, if they say "cancel", all other button actions will be ignored. (return true or return false)

[Frinavale]

In the button on your aspx page, you would add the onClientClick attribute.
Probably with something like:
[code=asp]
onClientClick=" return Confirm('Whatev er message');"
[/code]

Then if they say "ok" any other actions tied to the button will be performed, if they say "cancel", all other button actions will be ignored. (return true or return false)

In other words, Plater's saying that the confirm box returns a true or false value indicating if the user clicked "ok" or "cancel".
When you specify the JavaScript onclick event as:
[code=javascript]
onclick=return confirm('whatev er message');
[/code]

If the user clicks "cancel", false is returned and the postback is prevented from happening. If the user clicks "ok", true is returned and the postback for the button is executed.

-Frinny