Show sweet Alert in partial view

Hi Mark,

The issue you're facing is likely due to the fact that the script in your partial view is not getting properly loaded or recognized when the partial view is rendered. Here’s how you can address the problem:

1. Check Script Placement

Ensure that your scripts are placed inside the @section Scripts block if you want them to be loaded after the DOM is ready. Since you’re using Html.RenderPartial("Aler");, make sure that the script block is included correctly in the partial view. Also, ensure that @RenderSection("Scripts", required: false) is present in your layout file.

2. Script Loading Order

If jQuery or SweetAlert2 is not loaded before your script is executed, the function may not be defined, leading to the error you're seeing. Since you've included the script references in the partial view, ensure that those references are loaded before your custom script.

3. Function Declaration

Ensure that the function GETVAL() is declared and accessible. It should be part of the global scope if it is used in an inline onclick attribute. If you are defining it inside a script block, ensure it's not wrapped in another function like $(document).ready() unless you specifically handle its binding.

4. Debugging

Check the browser's Developer Tools console to see if there are any errors related to script loading or execution.
Ensure that the GETVAL() function is defined before the button is clicked.

5. Main View Script Inclusion

If you're using a layout and rendering a partial view within it, ensure that the script references or script section in the partial view are executed properly. You might want to ensure that jQuery and SweetAlert2 are only included once in the layout or parent view.

6. Updating the Partial View

Ensure that your partial view is correctly structured to load the necessary scripts:

    Delete


@section Scripts {
    
}

7. Render Partial with Script

When you render the partial view, ensure that the scripts are also rendered:

@Html.RenderPartial("Aler")

8. Ensure jQuery and SweetAlert2 are Loaded

Confirm that jQuery and SweetAlert2 are loaded before the script in your partial view runs. You can check this by placing simple console logs before your script runs.

If these steps don’t resolve the issue, please provide more details or share any specific errors you're seeing in the browser console, and I can help troubleshoot further.