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Hi Albano.
This is my solution I did once.
dim sAlertWindow
if <SomethingHappen> then
sAlertWindow = "onload=""{window.alert('alerttext');}"""
else
sAlertWindow = ""
end if
<BODY <%=sAlertWindow%>
I hope it will help.
Erik
"{window.alert('Eén of meerdere velden [boven in het " & _
"scherm in rood aangegeven] hebben een overschrijding van de veldlengte. " & _
"Maak de betreffende teksten korter en druk opnieuw op opslaan. " & _
"Op dit moment zijn de ingevoerde gegevens nog NIET opgeslagen !');}"""
This is my solution I did once.
dim sAlertWindow
if <SomethingHappen> then
sAlertWindow = "onload=""{window.alert('alerttext');}"""
else
sAlertWindow = ""
end if
<BODY <%=sAlertWindow%>
I hope it will help.
Erik
"{window.alert('Eén of meerdere velden [boven in het " & _
"scherm in rood aangegeven] hebben een overschrijding van de veldlengte. " & _
"Maak de betreffende teksten korter en druk opnieuw op opslaan. " & _
"Op dit moment zijn de ingevoerde gegevens nog NIET opgeslagen !');}"""
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Syntax for a javascript alert is (simplified version of ErikL's post):
alert('alertText');
and if you want a line break somewhere in the middle of the message, just just the \n to make it break there... that character sequence works like the <br> does in html.
good luck!
Paul Prewett
alert('alertText');
and if you want a line break somewhere in the middle of the message, just just the \n to make it break there... that character sequence works like the <br> does in html.
good luck!
Paul Prewett
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