Modal Pop-Up

If your project is only run on IE then you can use the Following code, ret=window.showModalDialog(url); It returns the Value. for example, function ModalDialog(url) { if(window.showModalDialog("Confirm.aspx")) { alert("Yes...."); } else { alert("No...."); } } Confirm.aspx (Do't use postback. Only use JavaScript with HTML control. ModuleDialog never understand the ASPX postback) function OnClickedYes() { self.close(); return true; } function OnClickedNo() { self.close(); return false; } The Advantage of ModuleDialog is, 1. It is abs. Module Dialog 2. You can change the Look and Feel like, Border is sunken or raised For more you can see http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/mshtml/reference/ifaces/window2/showmodaldialog.asp

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send2manivannan22y ago
If your project is only run on IE then you can use the Following code, ret=window.showModalDialog(url); It returns the Value. for example, function ModalDialog(url) { if(window.showModalDialog("Confirm.aspx")) { alert("Yes...."); } else { alert("No...."); } } Confirm.aspx (Do't use postback. Only use JavaScript with HTML control. ModuleDialog never understand the ASPX postback) function OnClickedYes() { self.close(); return true; } function OnClickedNo() { self.close(); return false; } The Advantage of ModuleDialog is, 1. It is abs. Module Dialog 2. You can change the Look and Feel like, Border is sunken or raised For more you can see http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/mshtml/reference/ifaces/window2/showmodaldialog.asp