I am displaying a message in my ASP.NET from code-behind using this:
Response.Write("<script>alert('Hello')</script>");
When the OK button is pressed on the message box, the whole layout of the web page shifts a little towards the right direction. What is wrong? Is something else to be added?
private void alert(string Msg)
{
Response.Write("<script language = 'javascript'>window.alert('" + Msg + "')</script>");
}
try the previos method ..
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At the risk of getting dinged for providing an additional answer to an "answered" question, I think others coming across this question should be advised as a matter of course that hard-coding HTML strings through Response.Write in ASP.NET applications is an increasingly frowned-upon practice for precisely the reason you've observed - the page rendering emits HTML that has no way of accounting for interjected Response.Write statements, risking all manner of layout grief.
Could it be that the scrollbars get visible when the popup is active? It has happened a few times for me and I thought the style was getting messed up, but it was just the scrollbars becoming visible and disappearing :) They shift the page a little.
