RadConfirm is not closed after postback

[bharat veer]

function rbReturnToData_Confim(arg) {

    var button = document.getElementById("<%= RadBtn1.ClientID %>");

    if (arg) {

        button.set_commandName('Apply')

        button.set_autoPostBack(true);
    }

    else {

        button.set_commandName('Cancel')

        button.set_autoPostBack(true);

    }

}

 
//This method is fired on the ClientClicked event of the Rad Button object. after that server side code is fired

function rbReturnToData_Clicked(button, args) {

    debugger;

    var pending = document.getElementById("<%= lblChangesPending.ClientID %>");

    var lblTitleFilter = document.getElementById("<%= lblTitleFilter.ClientID %>");

    var rfGridFilter = document.getElementById("<%= rfGridFilter.ClientID %>");

 

    if (pending != null && pending.innerHTML != "") {

 

        radconfirm("You have pending filter changes.  Apply them?", rbReturnToData_Confim);

    }

 

    else {

        CollapseToolsPane();

    }

}

Protected void Click(Object Sender,EventArgs e)
{
//Server side code is fired successfully
}
Problem is that code is fired successfully when OK and cancel button is clicked
on the rad confirm window.
Note-  My page is ajexified , full post back is not done because radajaxmanager, radloadingpanel are on the page.
problem is that after serverside code radconfirm box is not closed.


[Shinu]

Hello Bharat,

Unlike the standard confim(), radconfirm() cannot block the execution of the thread and it needs a CallBackFunction. So once the user confirms the postback, in the radconfirm's CallBackFunction you need to use  __doPostBack to call server side event. I believe the following Code Library will be of help in achieving this functionality;
Using radconfirm() CallBackFunction to perform a postback

You can also refer to the following code library submission inorder to allow the radconfirm window to simulate the blocking of the execution thread while waiting for user's confirmation:
Block the execution thread with radconfirm.

Thanks,
Shinu.