Asp.net with javascrit

Question

in THE BELOW CODE OnClientClick not Firing plz Help me for this problem...

<script>
function CheckValid()

{

var txt1 = document.getElementById('txtEmpFName').value; // textbox 1 ID is txt1

if (txt1 ==0)

{

alert("plz fill the employe's First name!!");

}

else

{

alert("are you sure you want to add reord?");

}

</script>
<form>
<asp:Button ID="Button11" runat="server" Text="Save" class="btn save"

Sathish Pabbathi · Answer

as this javascript event not firing im using servrside valiation and one return confirm box asking for Are You Sue u want to add record?....confirm box should come after validation is over ..but first confirm box is coming...can u help me guys??

Sathish Pabbathi · Answer

No SirServerside validation is working but Client side(this) is not at all workingAny Other mistakes which may stop this function working?

Vishal Gilbile · Answer

For testing whether the textbox value is null or empty you would have to replace the following line if (txt1 ==0) { alert(plz fill the employe's First name!!); } with if (txt1 == || txt1==0) { alert(plz fill the employe's First name!!); return false; } else { var x=confirm(are you sure you want to add reord?); if(x==true) return true; else return false; } Hope that helps you. With Regards Vishal Gilbile.

Gaurav Gupta · Answer

You can use server side validation control to check the textbox value. And Put the Code on the OnClientClick event... OnClientClick =return Confirm(Are sure want to add new Record ?:);

Vishal Gilbile · Answer

No There is no problem with the no of buttons on your page. With Regards Vishal Gilbile.

Sathish Pabbathi · Answer

NoIts Not workingactually i had a tabcontainer with 5 tabs on my page i write this function for one button in first tab....is there any problem with mutiple buttons on page??

Vishal Gilbile · Answer

Hello Friend you should use return statement only when your function is returning any value. Well now whenever your function returns any value the syntax for calling the function on OnClintClick would be like the following. Note: When you function returns value. OnClientClick=javascript:return FunctionName(); If your function is not returning any value you could easily call it like the following. OnClientClick=FunctionName(); Also for accessing the Server side control in your javascript code the way of accessing is different. For instance if you are writing this javascript code on your Child page Or Content Page the way would be var txtValue=document.getElementById(' ').value; If your page is normal webpage i.e. no master page applied on it then the way for accessing server control would be like the following. var txtValue=document.forms[0][txtEmpName].value; Hope that solves your problem. With Regards Vishal Gilbile.