how to open a new window with no toolbar after login

[chirakg21]

I have a one single login page with two textbox of
Username(txtUse rname) and password (txtPassword) and two buttons with
one Login(cmdLogin) and Cancel(cmdCance l).

Now in the code behind I have code like

Private Sub cmdLogin_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles cmdLogin.Click
Dim CAPSsystem As CAPS.WebUserDB = New CAPS.WebUserDB( )
Dim webUserID As String = CAPSsystem.Logi n(txtUserName.T ext,
txtPassword.Tex t)
If Not (webUserID Is Nothing) And webUserID <> "" Then

Dim userDetails As CAPS.WebUserDet ails =
CAPSsystem.GetW ebUserDetails(w ebUserID)
Session("ssnUse rName") = txtUserName.Tex t
FormsAuthentica tion.RedirectFr omLoginPage(txt UserName.Text, 0)
Response.Clear( )

Response.Redire ct("CAPSFramese t.htm")

Else
lblMsg.Text = "Incorrect Username or Pasword"
End If

End Sub

which is checking credentials from Database.

Now instead of Response.Redire ct("CAPSFramese t.htm"), I want to open
CAPSFrameset.ht m in new window which I need to be without Toolbar and
hide the orignal Login window.

I tried using Javascript code
function CallScript(){
window.open ('CAPSFrameset. htm','test','to p=0,left=0,scro llbar=0,toolbar =0');
} in HEAD

and cmdLogin.Attrib utes.Add("onCli ck", "CallScript ()") in page-load of
the form

but it isn't working for me i think because I already have serverside
code for that button.

[Chris Jackson]

You are exactly right - if you have server side code, the runtime will
inject a javascript function in what it renders, and your javascript code
will not be called. Change that button to an <input type=button>, without
runat=server, and it should work as you expect.

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I have a one single login page with two textbox of
Username(txtUse rname) and password (txtPassword) and two buttons with
one Login(cmdLogin) and Cancel(cmdCance l).

Now in the code behind I have code like

Private Sub cmdLogin_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles cmdLogin.Click
Dim CAPSsystem As CAPS.WebUserDB = New CAPS.WebUserDB( )
Dim webUserID As String = CAPSsystem.Logi n(txtUserName.T ext,
txtPassword.Tex t)
If Not (webUserID Is Nothing) And webUserID <> "" Then

Dim userDetails As CAPS.WebUserDet ails =
CAPSsystem.GetW ebUserDetails(w ebUserID)
Session("ssnUse rName") = txtUserName.Tex t
FormsAuthentica tion.RedirectFr omLoginPage(txt UserName.Text, 0)
Response.Clear( )

Response.Redire ct("CAPSFramese t.htm")

Else
lblMsg.Text = "Incorrect Username or Pasword"
End If

End Sub

which is checking credentials from Database.

Now instead of Response.Redire ct("CAPSFramese t.htm"), I want to open
CAPSFrameset.ht m in new window which I need to be without Toolbar and
hide the orignal Login window.

I tried using Javascript code
function CallScript(){
window.open ('CAPSFrameset. htm','test','to p=0,left=0,scro llbar=0,toolbar =0'); } in HEAD

and cmdLogin.Attrib utes.Add("onCli ck", "CallScript ()") in page-load of
the form

but it isn't working for me i think because I already have serverside
code for that button.