Richard,

thanks again for the reply. Your theory about the update panel is true, I could resolve this by adding a postback trigger in the grid's ItemCreated event.

I also could make the dnnConfirm function work, but now, the name is missing again :-( It was there with the alert function. Here is the code:

$(function () {
$(".confirmingGrid .DeleteButton")
.dnnConfirm({
   text: "Hit me. My name is " + $("td:eq(4)", $(this).parents("tr")).text(),
   yesText: "Yes",
   noText: "No",
   title: "Please confirm",
   dialogClass: "dnnFormPopup",
   isButton: true});
});

Any idea?

Best wishes
Michael

I have not tested these scenarios but:

• I think this should work correctly in the presence of UpdatePanels (including unrelated ones).
• I also think it will work if the same module is used twice on the page therefore including the script twice.

Richard,

thak you very much for your help - I really appreciate it. We're close to the sulution, I think, ít works fine except a small little problem - the confirm dialog appears on the second click on the button... Here is the grid:

and here is the confirm Dialog when I click the delete icon in the first row (twice):

Here is what I did:

1) In the grid's ItemCreated event, I added a postback trigger to the delete button:

protected void KeyResourcesGrid_ItemCreated(object sender, DataGridItemEventArgs e)
{
   if ((e.Item.ItemType == ListItemType.Item) || (e.Item.ItemType == ListItemType.AlternatingItem))
   {
      ImageButton deleteButton = (ImageButton)e.Item.FindControl("DeleteButton");
      if ((AJAX.IsEnabled()) && (deleteButton != null))
         AJAX.GetScriptManager(base.Page).RegisterPostBackControl(deleteButton);
   }
}

2) Then I injected this script in the Page_Init event:

$(function () {
   $(".confirmingGrid .DeleteButton").click(function(e) {
      e.preventDefault();
      $(this).dnnConfirm({
         text: "Are you sure you want to delete \"" + $("td:eq(5)", $(this).parents("tr")).text() + "\"?",
         yesText: "Yes",
         noText: "No",
         title: "Confirm",
         dialogClass: "dnnFormPopup",
         isButton: true
      });
   });
});

The problem is - as I mentioned - that the confirm message only appears on the second click (also if I click some other delete buttons between the first and the second click).

Any idea?

Best wishes
Michael