I am creating a .asp page which is used to submit jobs to a queue. I have the fields created but now I would like when you click the submit button to have a message box pop up saying thanks for the submital. I know how to do this in Access but I am unable to use VBA in .asp pages. How would I go about this for a .asp page?
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You can use the onload attribute in the body tag from the page where the submitbottun submits to.
<BODY onload="{window.alert('YourText');}" >
An other way, if you use a link to go to another page, you can use the onclick attribute.
<a onclick="{window.alert('YourText');}" href="somepage.asp">pagename</a>
Hope this will help,
Erik
<BODY onload="{window.alert('YourText');}" >
An other way, if you use a link to go to another page, you can use the onclick attribute.
<a onclick="{window.alert('YourText');}" href="somepage.asp">pagename</a>
Hope this will help,
Erik
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the window.alert function I think is the one I want. How would I go about having this pop-up after the record is submitted. I don't know if an onClick would be the best. Is there a function similar to on click but is later in the process so that if something happens then it never comes up such as an onReload?
Thanks
Russ
Thanks
Russ
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