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Research JavaScript's "return" keyword. If the user clicks cancel, you want to "return false" from your procedure, which will cancel the default action and/or exit the script.

So, you have a "submit" button. You code the "onclick" event handler, to a function which issues a confirm. If the user presses "Cancel", you return a "false" which cancels the submit.

<input type="submit" onclick="return myConfirmFunc();" />
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