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In VB.net the way to do it is<br />
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<pre><code id="code-320641">If MsgBox(&quot;message&quot;, MsgBoxStyle.OKOnly, &quot;Title&quot;) = MsgBoxResult.OK Then
     resposne.redirect(&quot;&quot;)
End If
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In VB.net the way to do it is



If MsgBox("message", MsgBoxStyle.OKOnly, "Title") = MsgBoxResult.OK Then
     resposne.redirect("")
End If


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yeah but this is a web page. you can't use msgbox
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yeah but this is a web page. you can't use msgbox

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the msgbox will work when you debugging it in vs studio but won't work when you host the site on your server. 
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the msgbox will work when you debugging it in vs studio but won't work when you host the site on your server.

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i didnt have document.location in my code. thanks.
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i didnt have document.location in my code. thanks.

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i have a <br />
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ClientScript.RegisterStart<wbr />upScript(M<wbr />e.GetType(<wbr />), &quot;AlertBox&quot;, &quot;alert('Your request is completed.');&quot;, True) <br />
resposne.redirect(&quot;&quot;)<br />
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i want the user to click ok in this box then redirect. but my page right now doesn't even stop for this to happen and just go straight to the redirect page. so how do i stop the page so that it allows users to click ok before it goes to redirect.
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i have a 

ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(), "AlertBox", "alert('Your request is completed.');", True) 
resposne.redirect("")


i want the user to click ok in this box then redirect. but my page right now doesn't even stop for this to happen and just go straight to the redirect page. so how do i stop the page so that it allows users to click ok before it goes to redirect.

display alert box then redirect

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