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I have a gridview &nbsp;on a form with custom control. &nbsp;The user select a record to update and click on update button from user custom control. If one of the fields in the record equal the needed value, then I need to display confirmation box with the warning text before update, if user click ok, then I need to display the second confirmation message box.<br />
I put this javascript function in my custom control. How I can now the &nbsp;gridvew field ID to check the value &nbsp;before update?<br />
thank you for your help!!!<br />

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I have a gridview  on a form with custom control.  The user select a record to update and click on update button from user custom control. If one of the fields in the record equal the needed value, then I need to display confirmation box with the warning text before update, if user click ok, then I need to display the second confirmation message box.
I put this javascript function in my custom control. How I can now the  gridvew field ID to check the value  before update?
thank you for your help!!!


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Hi ,<br />
&nbsp;I need to display two confirm functions one after another with ok and cancel buttons &nbsp;on button update click.<br />
&nbsp;I have one confirm function:<br />
btnUpdate.Attributes.Add(&quot;<wbr />onClick&quot;, &quot;return confirm('Are you sure do you want to proceed?');&quot;<br />
Can I add one more?<br />
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thank you!
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Hi ,
 I need to display two confirm functions one after another with ok and cancel buttons  on button update click.
 I have one confirm function:
btnUpdate.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return confirm('Are you sure do you want to proceed?');"
Can I add one more?

thank you!

two confirm functions in btnAdd.Attributes.Add(&quot;onclick&quot;,&quot;return javascriptfunctionname();&quot;);

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two confirm functions in btnAdd.Attributes.Add(&quot;onclick&quot;,&quot;return javascriptfunctionname();&quot;);

two confirm functions in btnAdd.Attributes.Add("onclick","return javascriptfunctionname();");