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window.alert
- Thread starter newbee23
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elegidito
Programmer
- Jan 19, 2002
- 358
yea you can put two alerts right after each other. the url in the alert isnt possible, or at least i dont think so, but there are some alternatives, dont really have the time to explain them now but if you want them i could later.
"Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly." - Robert F. Kennedy
Code:
//two alerts after each other
alert("hey im the first alert");
alert("im the alert right after the first alert");"Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly." - Robert F. Kennedy
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Ok, so it can be done, but now, i'm trying to put a URL in the alert window and it's not working. Can you suggest anything? this is how i have it.
window.alert( "<%=vRequesterName%>, your Tooling Request has been saved.\nYou will receive an email confirmation!\n" <A HREF="the URL">click here to submit</A>);
window.close();
And it's not working
window.alert( "<%=vRequesterName%>, your Tooling Request has been saved.\nYou will receive an email confirmation!\n" <A HREF="the URL">click here to submit</A>);
window.close();
And it's not working
elegidito
Programmer
- Jan 19, 2002
- 358
what you're trying to do would probably work better with a confirm box, considering you cant use URLs in alerts. here's an example:
"Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly." - Robert F. Kennedy
Code:
$confirmValue = confirm ("<%=vRequesterName%>, your Tooling Request has been saved.\nYou will receive an email confirmation!\n Click OK to submit");
if ($confirmValue)
{
// do submitting here
// you could just redirect the script to your url
document.location.href = "TheURL";
}"Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly." - Robert F. Kennedy
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