Floating Panel in ASP.NET...

[The Eeediot]

I would like to have a panel (i.e. DIV-layer) appear in the middle of a web
browser as a sort of pop-up window asking the standard "Are you sure?"
question. This panel would promptly become invisable after the response.

Are there any example of floating panels like this?

Is there a way to get this panel to appear in the middle of the available
screen, at least?

TIA...

[Rob]

The simplest way would be to use the javascript confirm function for
the appropriate event, which pops up a window as you describe e.g.
something like

<input onchange="retur n confirm('Are you sure you?')">

If confirm returns false, nothing happens.

Alterntively you could have an <asp:Panel>,, ,</asp:Panel> section in
your .aspx and set its visbility true o false in the Page_Load or
event handling code of the code behind file (this solution invloves a
postback to the server of course).

Rob

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 13:18:16 -0400, "The Eeediot"
<ee*****@hotmai l.com> wrote:

I would like to have a panel (i.e. DIV-layer) appear in the middle of a web
browser as a sort of pop-up window asking the standard "Are you sure?"
question. This panel would promptly become invisable after the response.

Are there any example of floating panels like this?

Is there a way to get this panel to appear in the middle of the available
screen, at least?

TIA...

[Kevin Spencer]

Sure. Use absolute positioning.

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Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
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solve puzzles for a living

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I would like to have a panel (i.e. DIV-layer) appear in the middle of a web browser as a sort of pop-up window asking the standard "Are you sure?"
question. This panel would promptly become invisable after the response.

Are there any example of floating panels like this?

Is there a way to get this panel to appear in the middle of the available
screen, at least?

TIA...