confirm window with (Y) & (N) ????

[Terry]

anyone know how to pop up a confirm window with (Y) & (N)??
I want to pop up a "Do you want to continue?" message box (javascript
only, can't use vbscript) with (Y) & (N). when click (N), then close
the current window. If click (Y), then back to server side to
continue. Is it possible?? Thanks a lot.

[Hal Rosser]

try this
http://www.codeave.com/javascript/code.asp?u_log=7035

"Terry" <dr*********@aol.com> wrote in message
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anyone know how to pop up a confirm window with (Y) & (N)??
I want to pop up a "Do you want to continue?" message box (javascript
only, can't use vbscript) with (Y) & (N). when click (N), then close
the current window. If click (Y), then back to server side to
continue. Is it possible?? Thanks a lot.

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[Randy Webb]

Hal Rosser wrote:

"Terry" <dr*********@aol.com> wrote in message
news:3a**************************@posting.google.c om...

anyone know how to pop up a confirm window with (Y) & (N)??
I want to pop up a "Do you want to continue?" message box (javascript
only, can't use vbscript) with (Y) & (N). when click (N), then close
the current window. If click (Y), then back to server side to
continue. Is it possible?? Thanks a lot.

No, you can not change the confirm dialog window.
try this
http://www.codeave.com/javascript/code.asp?u_log=7035
Here is the code from that page:

<script language="JavaScript">
language is deprecated, use the type attribute instead.
<!--
SGML Delimiters are not needed.
function confirm_entry()
{
input_box=confirm("Click OK or Cancel to Continue");
if (input_box==true)
confirm returns only two values, true and false. You can simply test
input_box:

if(input_box)
{
// Output when OK is clicked
alert ("You clicked OK");
}

else
{
// Output when Cancel is clicked
alert ("You clicked cancel");
}

}
Every bit of that code could be written as:

function confirm_entry(){
if (confirm("Click OK or Cancel to Continue"){
alert("You clicked OK")
}else{
alert("You didn't click OK")
}
}
-->
Thats technically a syntax error that browsers correct. If you are
intent on using SGML Delimites, the closing one must be //--> for it to
be correct.
</script>
Click <a href="javascript:confirm_entry()">here</a>

And if javascript is disabled? Your link doesn't work. See:
http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24

All in all, the code you linked to is pretty shabby.

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