How do I bring back the "Are you sure you want to delete this photo" dialog box in Iphoto. I accidentally clicked "never ask again" so it never appears. I want it back.

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Hi all,
I have a problem while editing properties of a Page. We have a custom Content Types which includes a field with a custom type (and custom control). The Custom control includes an UpdatePanel. The control is a tree view, so each time we expand a node, there
is an AJAX call.
The control is displayed on the page on Edit Mode. When we use the control from Edit Mode, expanding each node result in displaying the dialog box to ask the user if he wants to leave or stay on the page.
When using the same control from the "Edit Properties" form, expending the nods works perfectly.
Also I couldn't reproduce the problem on FireFox, it only happens on IE.
Using fiddler I could see a difference between the Post requests depending on the above scenarios.
When using the custom Tree View from the Edit Page mode which result into the error, the POST request does not include the
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Does anyone have an idea why I'm not having the the correct header with IE when using the control from Edit Mode?
Cheers,
Séb

Hi,
According to your post, an error occurred when you used Ajax in SharePoint.
Please do as follows:
1. Try to uncheck the Enable native XMLHTTP support option in IE's advanced options.
Go to Tool->Internet Options->Advanced and disable “Enable native XMLHTTP support”.
2. Use jQuery Ajax to call.
https://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/
Best Regards
Dennis Guo
TechNet Community Support

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See if this is of any use for you
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1119289/how-to-show-the-are-you-sure-you-want-to-navigate-away-from-this-page-when-ch?rq=1
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WZZZ,
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