JavaScript: Confirm User Action Script

Code:

<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">


    function ConfirmDeleteSomething() {


        return confirm("Warning: This Something will be permanently deleted. Would you still like to continue? ");


    }








<asp:LinkButton ID="lbtnDelete" runat="server" 


    OnClick="lbtnDelete_Click"


    CausesValidation="false"


    OnClientClick="return ConfirmDeleteSomething()">Delete Something


Summary:


To make sure that a user is actually sure they want to perform an unrecoverable action, such as deleting something, you may want to add a confirmation dialog warning the user of what their potential actions may do. 


To do this using JavaScript simply add a function which calls the ‘confirm’ command and call that function through the ‘OnClientClick’ event of your button control in ASP.net.

	


	


    
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