I am trying to display a javascript alert, but we are using
response.redirect to go to a new page. This is where I call the
routine:
Utils.RedirectMsg("Warning: Some data may be lost. Maximum field
length 3000 characters.","~/AdminForms/VolAdmin.aspx");
This is the called routine:
public static void RedirectMsg(string strMsg, string newPage)
{
Page thisPage =
(Page)HttpContext.GetLocalResourceObject(newPage, "resourcesid");
string javaScript = string.Format("window.alert('{0}');",
strMsg);
thisPage.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(
typeof(Page),
"MessagePopUp",
javaScript,
true);
}
I have no idea how "resourceid" is meant to work, but I am getting
this error:
The resource class for this page was not found. Please check if the
resource file exists and try again.
My normal pop-up message works. It looks like this:
public static void MsgBox(string strMsg)
{
Page currentPage = (Page)HttpContext.Current.Handler;
string scriptKey = "AlertScript";
string javaScript = string.Format("window.alert('{0}');",
strMsg);
currentPage.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(
currentPage.GetType(),
scriptKey,
javaScript,
true);
}
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