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TH
Posted: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 12:45:34 PM
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Hello,

I have to admit I am new to ASP.net ...
I checked the samples for the DIALOG control, all fine and understood.
I just do not understand the mechanism, how to pass back any results/ parameters to the calling page.

For example:
In the "Dialog -> Features -> Content and Footer Template" sample, the dialog shows 2 check boxes.
After pressing OK in the dialog, I want to display in the calling/ parent page something like "check box 1 was checked, checkbox 2 was not checked.".

Any information, including links to "asp.net for beginners" web sites ;-) , appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Thilo
Code: C# 

    




		

			




	
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				Tuesday, February 26, 2013 1:18:07 PM
			
			
				
				
				
				
			
		

		

			




	
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		    Hi,

There is no such thing as dialog returning value. The dialog is just a container, it contain whatever you want to put there. So you use the same way to access a CheckBox's value.

As for "ASP.NET for beginners" links, I am sorry that we will not provide those. Our primary focus is to support our product, so we do not have the extra resource to provide generic programming resource/assistance to you. Hope you understand.

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		    Got it! I have to get used to the asp programming model ;-)
Thanks - your answer pointed me into the right direction,
Thilo

		

			




	
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