Mixing .NET function into Javascript call doesn't work right... Help

[cheezebeetle]

ok, so I am having problems passing in an ASPX function into the Javascript in the codebehind page. I am simply using a confirm call which when they press "OK" they call this ASPX function, when they press "Cancel" they call another ASPX function.

My code now is:

System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=""Java Script"">" & vbCrLf)
System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user " & UserID & "')) " & DeleteUser(User ID) & "; else " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";")
System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("</SCRIPT>")

which also works as:

Dim strScript As String
strScript = "<script>"
strScript = strScript & "if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user')) " & DeleteUser(User ID) & "; else " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";"
strScript = strScript & "</script>"
RegisterClientS criptBlock("Cli entScript", strScript)

It works with one pretty important problem. No matter which order I put the DeleteUser function (on Ok or Cancel button)
it still goes to it and Deletes the user. Obviously, this isn't supposed to happen. If they choose the Cancel button, they should just reload the userlist, without the delete taking place.

If I completely remove the DeleteUser function from the call and make both list_user like this:

strScript = strScript & "if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user')) " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & "; else " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";"
Then it ignors the Delete function, like it should and just reloads the datagrid. Then of course, the problem is... it never allows you to delete.
By the way... using {} in my Javascript call doesn't seem to matter....

Help?!

[Munsifali Rashid]

Your question is not very clear. You cannot call a server-side function
from client-side javascript code. By the looks of it, you are calling the
server-side DeleteUser function as you construct the string, which is why
the user gets deleted irrespective of what is chosen in the javascript
alert.

It appears that you have a sites dropdownbox, users dropdownbox, and delete
button. Populate your boxes in the page_load subroutine. Set your sites
dropdown autopostback property to true, so that you populate the users
dropdown whenever the sites dropdownbox is changed (the selected item is
changed). Attach the client side check to the onclick handler of the
button.
Private Sub PageLoad(sender As Object, e As System.EventArg s) Handles
Page.Load

If (Not Page.IsPostBack ) Then

'Populate sites dropdown here
'...
End If

'Add onclick handler to delete button
btnDelete.Attri butes.Add("onCl ick", "return confirm('Are you sure you
want to delete this user?')")

End If
Private Sub ddSites_Selecte dIndexChanged(s ender As Object, e As
System.EventArg s) Handles ddSites.Selecte dIndexChanged

'Populate users dropdown here

End Sub
Private Sub btnDelete_Click (sender As Object, e As System.EventArg s) Handles
btnDelete.Click

'Get user ID
Dim userID As Int = Convert.ToInt32 (ddUsers.Select edItem.Value)

'Delete user
'...

End Sub
The code above hasn't been checked, so there's probably some bugs in it, but
it should give you an idea of an alternative approach to the problem.

Hope this helps,

Mun

--
Munsifali Rashid
http://www.munsplace.com/


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ok, so I am having problems passing in an ASPX function into the Javascript in the codebehind page. I am simply using a confirm call which
when they press "OK" they call this ASPX function, when they press "Cancel"
they call another ASPX function.
My code now is:

System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=""Java Script"">" & vbCrLf) System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user " & UserID & "')) " & DeleteUser(User ID) & ";
else " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";") System.Web.Http Context.Current .Response.Write ("</SCRIPT>")

which also works as:

Dim strScript As String
strScript = "<script>"
strScript = strScript & "if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user')) " & DeleteUser(User ID) & "; else " &
list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";" strScript = strScript & "</script>"
RegisterClientS criptBlock("Cli entScript", strScript)

It works with one pretty important problem. No matter which order I put the DeleteUser function (on Ok or Cancel button) it still goes to it and Deletes the user. Obviously, this isn't supposed to happen. If they choose the Cancel button, they should just reload the
userlist, without the delete taking place.
If I completely remove the DeleteUser function from the call and make both list_user like this:
strScript = strScript & "if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the user')) " & list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & "; else " &
list_users(ddSi tes.SelectedVal ue) & ";"

Then it ignors the Delete function, like it should and just reloads the datagrid. Then of course, the problem is... it never allows you to delete.

By the way... using {} in my Javascript call doesn't seem to matter....

Help?!