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4-Oct-07 2:18

Hi Frnds,

Whenever I run the solution , the web page opens in Mozilla Firefox. Even my default browser is set to IE 6.0.
How can I open the web page in IE.

Thank You

N a v a n e e t h4-Oct-07 2:22

4-Oct-07 2:22

Rahul Babu wrote:
Whenever I run the solution , the web page opens in Mozilla Firefox. Even my default browser is set to IE 6.0.
How can I open the web page in IE.

Right click on the ASPX page, choose browse with and add the browsers you want

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Rahul Babu4-Oct-07 2:28

4-Oct-07 2:28

There is nothing called Browse with here.

N a v a n e e t h4-Oct-07 2:31

4-Oct-07 2:31

Rahul Babu wrote:
There is nothing called Browse with here.

I mean in VS2005 ? Are you using an old version ? If so, sorry i don't know how to do this

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Rahul Babu4-Oct-07 2:32

4-Oct-07 2:32

iam using VS 2005 ...... there is something called View in Browser .... did u mean that

Paras Kaneriya4-Oct-07 2:35

Paras Kaneriya

4-Oct-07 2:35

In VS 2005 you can have that option
I mean Right Click on the particular page and click on Browse with option

that will display all browsers on your system, also you can set the default browser

Paras Kaneriya
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Rahul Babu4-Oct-07 2:37

4-Oct-07 2:37

ok ok I got it ....... Thank you very much guys

N a v a n e e t h4-Oct-07 2:36

4-Oct-07 2:36

Rahul Babu wrote:
there is something called View in Browser .... did u mean that

No. I can see "Browse With" option just down to what you said. It will display a list of available browsers. Do you see that ? Note : you have to right click from solution explorer

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Rahul Babu4-Oct-07 2:38

4-Oct-07 2:38

thank you Navaneeth ..... I got it

N a v a n e e t h4-Oct-07 2:42

4-Oct-07 2:42

You are welcome

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pop-up message

Priya S4-Oct-07 1:44

4-Oct-07 1:44

Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');");

this code just writes whatever in the last parameter like:
javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');

i need to pop-up

Thanks in advance,
Priya.

Parwej Ahamad4-Oct-07 1:48

Parwej Ahamad

4-Oct-07 1:48

What you want please can you clarify ?

Parwej Ahamad
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Priya S4-Oct-07 1:55

Re: pop-up message [modified]

4-Oct-07 1:55

i want pop-up to be displayed, if user not checking the checkbox

Thanks in advance,
Priya.

Parwej Ahamad4-Oct-07 1:59

Parwej Ahamad

4-Oct-07 1:59

on button click event which was already suggest you

if (document.getElementById('checkboxid').checked=false )
alert("message");
else
return false;

-- modified at 23:29 Thursday 4th October, 2007

Parwej Ahamad
g.parwez@gmail.com

N a v a n e e t h4-Oct-07 2:19

4-Oct-07 2:19

Priya Cool wrote:
want pop-up to be displayed, if user not checking the checkbox

Your question is not explaining any thing related to popup. Do you mean a confirmation message or a popup window ? If it is a confirmation message, Parvej's method is the best

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Priya S4-Oct-07 2:53

4-Oct-07 2:53

i want pop-up message
that too with
Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "pop-up", "javascript: return window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');");

Thanks in advance,
Priya.

Vanamaindia4-Oct-07 1:52

Vanamaindia

4-Oct-07 1:52

USe it Once
response.write("window.alert('Agree Terms & Conditions to proceed');")

Priya S4-Oct-07 1:55

4-Oct-07 1:55

this is not working , i tried

Thanks in advance,
Priya.

Vanamaindia4-Oct-07 1:57

Vanamaindia

4-Oct-07 1:57

It's working ,Now I'm checked it in My prgm

Priya S4-Oct-07 2:08

4-Oct-07 2:08

where shud i give tat, inside code-behind or inline html

Thanks in advance,
Priya.

Vanamaindia4-Oct-07 2:22

Vanamaindia

4-Oct-07 2:22

Response.write() is working in Code behind Only.So Place that coe in CodeBehind

Priya S4-Oct-07 2:53

4-Oct-07 2:53

nothing happens

Thanks in advance,
Priya.