ShowAlert ex. Developer 1 1 gold badge 4 4 silver badges 18 18 bronze badges. RegisterStartupScript Page, Page. Mina Gabriel Mina Gabriel I agree. Redirecting to a fixed custom error page after logging the exception is better practice. Hans Olsson Hans Olsson Simple use this to show the alert message box in code behind.
RegisterStartupScript this, this. GetType , "script", "alert 'Record Saved Sucessfully' ;", true ;. Zaigham Ali Zaigham Ali 1 3 3 bronze badges. You can try this: Hope it works for you.. Show method. Cancel this operation? Chidi-Nwaneto Chidi-Nwaneto 6 6 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges. You should try this. Muhammed Ali Muhammed Ali 1 1 1 bronze badge. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. The title appears on the window title bar. After creating the task, we can verify it is working or not.
From now on the task scheduler will display the popup message window according to your scheduled trigger. In my case, the popup window will appear as soon as I start and log into my system. If you want to, you can also delay start the task in task scheduler. This approach works fine in nominal situations, but imagine what would happen if the script encountered a problem. Because the IT staff is likely to be busy with other things, they are likely to assume that the script is working just like it always has, and therefore ignore the log file.
There are several different ways of accomplishing this. One option, for example, is to design the script to send email alerts whenever necessary. A simpler option, however, is to generate PowerShell on-screen alerts by using popup messages.
Unfortunately, there is no native PowerShell cmdlet for generating popup messages. Unfortunately, Microsoft has removed the Net Send command for whatever reason. Even so, there is an alternative command that you can use if you want to display a popup message on a networked computer. The command is called msg. Unfortunately, the msg command is designed primarily for use in Terminal Services environments, so getting it to do exactly what you want can sometimes require a bit of trial and error.
To show you how this works, I will send a message to myself. My username is Brien, so the command that I am using is:. Although this is a really simple example, it clearly illustrates the fact that even though msg. Hopefully, you are already thinking of ways in which your PowerShell scripts might benefit from this capability. So in order to escape from one of these malicious pages, the first thing that you have to do is try to close the alert. That allows the browser to detect the message loop — and the browser will then immediately add a Dialog Loop Protection checkbox e.
If Edge will then close and reopen without bringing up the browser-locking scam page, then the issue was probably just caused by a dialog-looping script on the webpage itself, and not by any real malware.
That allows you to start Task Manager — where you can just close the browser app. In fact, if you start Task Manager this way with Edge in full-screen , this will automatically minimize Edge, and that leaves the desktop wide open.
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