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I have a subwindow hich displays a grid. When the user selects a row from
the grid, I wish to store the selected row ID in session state and close the
subwindow, returning focus to the parent (opener).

Normally I would do this in javascript, but I cannot find any client side
intelligence in the grid, so I wish to close the window on the select index
changed event when I return to the server.

I can't remeber how to add an OnLoad attribute to the <BODY> tag - as that
would do it.

Please help.
Marcel
Nov 18 '05 #1
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For do this normally I use the RegisterClientS criptBlock() method of Page.

Example :
string s = "<script>window .close();</script>";
RegisterClientS criptBlock("clo se", s);

If you want to put code in onload you can make body runat=server and then
declare this in your page as generic HtmlControl so you can write :
html.Attributes["OnLoad"] = ".....";

you can write all your javascript here, or call a function and then put it
on client with RegisterStartup Script method (the use is similar to
RegisterClientS criptBlock)!

Brun.
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I have a subwindow hich displays a grid. When the user selects a row from
the grid, I wish to store the selected row ID in session state and close the subwindow, returning focus to the parent (opener).

Normally I would do this in javascript, but I cannot find any client side
intelligence in the grid, so I wish to close the window on the select index changed event when I return to the server.

I can't remeber how to add an OnLoad attribute to the <BODY> tag - as that
would do it.

Please help.
Marcel

Nov 18 '05 #2

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