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Use asp:Literal for JavaScript alert messages
I like to use it like this:


alert('



This gives you the abstraction and flexibility of presenting errMessage to the user in the browser however you see fit, while setting its value in your code-behind file. This particular example uses a JavaScript alert box, but you could easily change that in the code-ahead page to something else, and wouldn't need to change the code-behind file.
Posted by bjries2@...
27th Feb 2008