Passing information to a new window in .NET

Hi,

This is my first-time posting, so apologies if format etc. is not
correct.

I have a my.aspx page containing fields that have been manually
populated (e.g. a textbox). With a click of a button I want another
my.apsx window to open populated with the same information.

I found the following Javascript to open a new window:

<script type="text/javascript">
function openwindow(ipt)
{

window.open(ipt,"new_window","*toolbar=no,location =no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars =yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=yes,width=400,heigh t=400,top=0,eft=0");

}
</script>

onclick="javascript:openwindow('my.aspx')"

But I do I pass the information from one page to the other?

Thanks, V.

Add the parameters to the onclick line.

For examples, two parameters, ID and test, are passed to the page.

onclick="javascript:openwindow*('my.aspx?ID=123&te st=yes')"
or
onclick="javascript:openwindow*('my.aspx?ID=" + ID.value + "&test="+
test.value + "')"

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Thanks.

<vinojairath@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>I have a my.aspx page containing fields that have been manually
>populated (e.g. a textbox). With a click of a button I want another
>my.apsx window to open populated with the same information.
>
>I found the following Javascript to open a new window:
>
> <script type="text/javascript">
> function openwindow(ipt)
> {
>
>window.open(ipt,"new_window","*>toolbar=no,locati on=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollba rs=yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=yes,width=400,hei ght=400,top=0,eft=0");
>
> }
> </script>
>
> onclick="javascript:openwindow('my.aspx')"
>
>But I do I pass the information from one page to the other?[/color]

Is there a particular reason for doing this in JavaScript, when you could do
it completely from the aspx?

Are you using VB or C#?

I'm using C#.

Do I not need the script to open a new window?

vinojairath@gmail.com wrote:
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> [...]
> Do I not need [...] to open a new window?[/color]

Yes, you do not.


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