JavaScript Confirm Pop Up

I am calling a JavaScript function from a dropdownlistbox onClientSelect attribute. The javascript function dispalys a confirmation pop up with OK and CANCEL buttons. When the user hits OK, the JS function issues htmlbevent.cancelSubmit = false and I continue with serverside processing. However, when the user hits CANCEL, I still need to continue with serverside processing and change the dropdownlist box value back to previous value. Is there a way that I can capture users response from the confirmation pop up in javascript and return it for serverside processing. Thanks.

on both user action OK or CANCLE you want server action but you want to differentiate whether the user clicked ok or cancle (to carry out different server action)
to achive this have a hidden form field. and set the value to OK or cancel based on waht user selected in confirm dialog .
the js code would look somethig like below.
var Check = false; Check = confirm('k1?');if(Check == false){ document.myform.hiddenformfield.value="false";htmlbevent.cancelSubmit = true; }
now you can read the hidden form field in oninputprocessing and based on the value you can do further processing.
Regards
Raja

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