Hi Win,
From your description, you're using MsgBox api in ASP.NET web application
to display some dialog box and want to control position of the dialog,
correct?
As for the "MsgBox" api, would you tell me which control or component are
you using? So far based on my understanding, ASP.NET doesn't provide
built-in support on displaying messagebox since the messagebox is displayed
at client-side browser (generally use javascript to display it). I'm
wondering are you using System.Windows.Forms namespace's class to show to
message box? If this is the case, I'm afraid winform API is not supported
to be used in ASP.NET web application since ASP.NET appliation is
server-side application which is mostly running in a non-interactive
process and the messagebox showed via winform api can not be seen by client
user. The reason you may see it when you use Visual Studio's webtest
server on local machine is because the web test server itself is a winform
application(you can close the browser when the msgbox displayed to verify
this, it is displayed by the webtest server process).
In addition, in ASP.NET we normally use client script to display message
box( alert javascript method). Here are some web articles introducing this:
#Message Box in ASP.NET 2.0
http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Message-Box.aspx
#Adding Client-Side Message Boxes in your ASP.NET Web Pages
http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/021104-1.aspx
#ASP.NET Alerts: how to display message boxes from server-side code?
http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/2005/12/01/asp-net-alerts-how-to-displ
ay-message-boxes-from-server-side-code.aspx
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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