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hzarabet Posts: 1540 From: New Milford CT USA Status: offline	A CAVEMAN should have been able to do this! - 4/13/2007 10:43:33 Hi all.... I have been going nuts with this simple little script. I want to stick a javascript confirm message within an ASP script. Problem is, unless I place a Response.end tag after the JS message, the JS message never appears. Does anyone know how to have the message appear, then click the OK button to continue the script and redirect? Thanks! <!--#include virtual="/robilia/login/login.inc"--> <%If len(Request.Form("Comment"))< 1 then%> <script language="Javascript"> <!-- confirm ("Please enter at least 1 word") //--> </script> <% Response.redirect "results_item.asp?UN="&Request.Form("UsernameCall")&"&LID="&Request.Form("LID")&"&CX=Y" End if %> _____________________________ http://www.SigningsHotline.com lists EVERY upcoming athlete autograph appearance in the US and Canada


Spooky Posts: 26617 Joined: 11/11/1998 From: Middle Earth Status: offline	RE: A CAVEMAN should have been able to do this! - 4/16/2007 23:53:16 You shouldnt be mixing server and client side script in that way? This assumes that the form has been submitted. I would consider handling the error serverside rather than js (eg in case the user doesnt have it enabled) _____________________________ If you arent part of the solution, then there is good money to be made prolonging the problem ��k� Database / DRW help Check out the Tutorials for Frontpage Databases Forum FAQ' s Developers Edition Spooky Login User Registration and Management tool Personalized Frontpage Hosting (in reply to hzarabet)


hzarabet Posts: 1540 From: New Milford CT USA Status: offline	RE: A CAVEMAN should have been able to do this! - 4/17/2007 0:01:25 Thanks Spooky. I will do that. _____________________________ http://www.SigningsHotline.com lists EVERY upcoming athlete autograph appearance in the US and Canada (in reply to Spooky)