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Friendly GridView Deletion Messages : Martin Millar
Monday, June 23 2008
This article shows you how to display friendly deletion messages to your users when they are removing records from a GridView control. The main focus of the article is around the databinding of client side events with personalised JavaScript. You know the scenario. You present a whole load of tabular data to users in a GridView. You may have reduced the font-size so you can cram in an extra couple of rows from the database. You have an Edit and Delete LinkButtons there. So you think well I'll put in a piece of client script to make sure my users get a confirmation pop-up when they are about to delete a record. I'll code the nice OnClientClick event on the LinkButton and put in a 'Are you sure you wish to delete the record' message...Adding and Responding to Buttons to a GridView : Scott Mitchell
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