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DNNAlert from codebehind

HI guys,

What I'm trying to achieve is have a nmodal popup window show when my code returns false from a function from my codebehind. 

I've tried to read several forums but didn't get a clear solution.


Thanks

Dennis
asked 8/18/2012
demariano3
demariano

  • The answer to this depends on what you are doing with the window. Are you trying to force a confirmation (like a delete click, this only proceeds properly if the user clicks 'yes') or are you simply informing the user of something (and don't care if they accept or not)? - Chris Paterra 9/4/2012

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Thanks Andrew I did try that without success. Maybe I am putting that code line in the wrong place?
answered 5 months ago Darryl Berg 3
Darryl Berg

I coded a simple popup as follows:

<a onclick="$.dnn {text:'text',okText:'OK'})">Link text</a>

This works fine when logged in to DNN, but not as a "guest"?

Any suggestions? 
answered 9/4/2012 Darryl Berg 3
Darryl Berg
edited 9/4/2012
Darryl Berg3
Darryl Berg

  • You need to load the DNN Plugins script. It's already loaded when logged in(as you likely have some kind of edit permissions so some other module has loaded the functionality)

    In codebehind request the registration:

    DotNetNuke.Framework.jQuery.RequestDnnPluginsRegistration() - Andrew Walker 5 months ago

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