I apologize if I was presuming too much - but attempting to call MsgBox on the codebehind of a web page is a sign of an early beginner. But I suppose it could just be a momentary brainfart when you were rushing...
On Apr 30, 10:49 pm, Joe Enos <[email protected]> wrote: > 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
