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]]> By: Jon Limjap http://www.techtoolblog.com/archives/adding-a-confirm-javascript-popup-to-net-gridview#comment-1058 Jon Limjap Tue, 11 Jul 2006 07:22:17 +0000 http://www.techtoolblog.com/archives/adding-a-confirm-javascript-popup-to-net-gridview#comment-1058 Hi, I'm just wondering, how do you go around the EvaluateEvent error? It appears that by default onclick events are evaulated by the .NET Runtime, and this traps my OnClientClick event. If I set it to false, some of the events on my page won't be processed properly. How do you go about that? Hi,

I’m just wondering, how do you go around the EvaluateEvent error? It appears that by default onclick events are evaulated by the .NET Runtime, and this traps my OnClientClick event. If I set it to false, some of the events on my page won’t be processed properly. How do you go about that?

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