Easiest option, build a ViewModel with an extra boolean, that would be represented in the markup with an:
@Html.HiddenFor(model => model.ChoiceBool)
And update it with a bit of Jquery
function submitForm() {
var l_choice = confirm('Do you want to apply the ALE Indicator change to the sub-clients also?');
$('#ChoiceBool').val(l_choice);
$('#SaveForm').submit();
}
With of course
@if (Model.OrganizationHasChildren)
{
<td>@Html.ActionLink("Save", "AleMasterData", null, new {@class = "button", onclick = "submitForm();" })</td>
}
else
{
<td>@Html.ActionLink("Save", "AleMasterData", null, new {@class = "button"})</td>
}
And then you should be able to retrieve it in the action server side
Or you could update the URL in the same JS method with the choice value, and retrieve it server side with a prototype like so
public ActionResult Save(bool choice, ViewModel viewModel)
But that's more complicated for the same result, will research a bit more if you want to try the second option though