What exactly were you expecting to happen? The codebehind of a web page is executed on the server, not the client, so there is no such thing as displaying a message box from the codebehind in ASP.NET.
If you're unclear of the differences between server and client code, I'd suggest not even attempting a production-level application until you get yourself some beginner tutorials on web development. Once you've done that, and done at least some basic Hello World stuff over ASP.NET, I'm sure you'll more fully understand how it all works, and can start looking into doing real apps. On Apr 30, 2:32 am, endika ramos <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello there - > I am programming a web interface for my work. > I have created some web-page called info_details.aspx and > info_details.aspx.vb. > In the Info_datils.aspx.vb inside the sub called Page_Load I have > tried a simple code such as: > > Msgbox ("Hello") > > But it doen't seem to work when I debugged it. The web-page or the > debugger of Visual Basic Developer doesn't show any error message. > > I have tried to disacble IE security features, and also I have enable > the option to execute script, but it still doesn't work. > > Cheers, > > Endika
