Re: Displaying messages/errors to users. Opinions?
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Date: 04/01/04
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Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 09:18:21 -0800
Derek,
Assuming you do not have a Base Class derived from Page
to handle common look and feel across fo application..
if you can afford to implement PageController architecture
explained below, it is cakewalk to handle the display of
this type of message and any other messages the way you
like..
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/dnpatterns/html/ImpPageController.asp
Code for any UI could be centralized with this aproch
Regards
Sree
>-----Original Message-----
><< Response at the bottom of the page >>
>
>In article <#VykxM7EEHA.712@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>,
blizzardstorm8899
>@yahoo.com.sg says...
>> How abt using javascript in ur program. It is almost
similar to
>> MessageBox.Show in Windows Form Just type it the
following code into urs
>> and then pass in the relevant parameters. U can also
experiment with
>> Confirm. Just change the "alert" to Confirm. (I m not
very good in
>> Javascript so i may be wrong abt the syntax of confirm)
>>
>> Page.RegisterStartupScript("Your Header", "<script>"
+ "alert('" + "Your
>> Message" + "');" + "</script>");
>>
>>
>> "NewsMonkey" <newsmonkey@speakeasy.net> wrote in message
>> news:MPG.1ace99bf34549d8f989681@news.speakeasy.net...
>> > Hi All,
>> >
>> > I have been working on a few ASP.NET applications
recently that access
>> > database resources frequently. I have been trying to
find a consistent
>> > way of displaying both the success and failure of
various operations to
>> > the user. For example, if a new record is
successfully added then I
>> > would like to display a short message saying "The
record has been added
>> > successfully". Likewise if an error occurs then I
would like to display
>> > the "Message" attribute of the exception that was
thrown.
>> >
>> > The problem I am having, is coming up with a
consistent method of
>> > displaying these messages. Should I place the message
into a Session
>> > object and then redirect to a new page that reads the
message from the
>> > Session object? Another method I could use would be
to place the error
>> > message into the body of a hidden "<DIV></DIV>"
element and then set the
>> > visibility to "visible". I guess I am just looking
for tips and
>> > techniques that others use to accomplish this sort of
task, also, any
>> > "tutorial/articles" that might cover this subject
would be very helpful.
>> > It would be great if I could "aggregate" the
functionality into a
>> > reusable class or object and just use it within other
asp.net
>> > applications. Thanks in advance for any help!
>> >
>> > - DereTheGeek
>
>
> Javascript, though good for quick messages and choices
for users,
>would not be a good solution for what I am trying to do?
At least thats
>what I am thinking. I want to be able to display a
formatted message to
>the user that something has occurred. In this message it
would be nice
>to have a navigation bar so the user can then go to the
next section of
>the application that they would like.
>
> I have been using Session objects in the following
manner..
>
>// after record update is successful
>Session["Message"] = "The record update was successful";
>Response.Redirect("DisplayMessage.aspx");
>
> I am wondering if there is a better way to do this?
>
>- Derek
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