a question regarding .NET postbacks and javascript

[pj121]

Hi,

Here's my situation:

I have an asp.net webform and it has a linkbutton on it. The
linkbutton causes a postback. So the user selects some values and then
clicks the linkbutton. Now, based on the values the user selected, a
pop up window will get displayed when they click the linkbutton.

So in the event handler for the linkbutton postback I do the following.

//Get the users selected values and show the appropriate popup
private void lnkPopup_Click( object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Response.Write( "<SCRIPT language='javas cript'> " +
"window.open(ur l,'previewWnd', "
+ "'Height=450;Wi dth=600;toolbar =no;menubar=no; scrollbars=yes; status=no;resiz able=yes;');"
+ " </SCRIPT>");
}

So all it does is in the event is figure out the url variable based on
user selections and then show the popup using Response.Write

This works great in IE, but it does not work in Netscape 7 or Mozzilla
- it wwill not show the popup window in these browsers.
Any ideas why?

TIA

[Karl Seguin]

Works fine. If you type javascript: into the address box, do you see any
errors?

Where is the javascript variable "url" being set? why is this a client-side
variable as opposed to a server side? My guess is that there's some
confusion here on your part...

Karl

--
MY ASP.Net tutorials
http://www.openmymind.net/
"pj121" <pe**@blabberbl og.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hi,

Here's my situation:

I have an asp.net webform and it has a linkbutton on it. The
linkbutton causes a postback. So the user selects some values and then
clicks the linkbutton. Now, based on the values the user selected, a
pop up window will get displayed when they click the linkbutton.

So in the event handler for the linkbutton postback I do the following.

//Get the users selected values and show the appropriate popup
private void lnkPopup_Click( object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Response.Write( "<SCRIPT language='javas cript'> " +
"window.open(ur l,'previewWnd', "
+ "'Height=450;Wi dth=600;toolbar =no;menubar=no; scrollbars=yes; status=no;resiz a
ble=yes;');" + " </SCRIPT>");
}

So all it does is in the event is figure out the url variable based on
user selections and then show the popup using Response.Write

This works great in IE, but it does not work in Netscape 7 or Mozzilla
- it wwill not show the popup window in these browsers.
Any ideas why?

TIA

[pj121]

I need to make a pop up window when the postback event get finished.
This code works in ie but now in Netscape or Mozzilla

Do you know of another way to make a pop up window after the vent
handler gets processed?

Thanks

Karl Seguin wrote:

Works fine. If you type javascript: into the address box, do you see any errors?

Where is the javascript variable "url" being set? why is this a client-side variable as opposed to a server side? My guess is that there's some
confusion here on your part...

Karl

--
MY ASP.Net tutorials
http://www.openmymind.net/
"pj121" <pe**@blabberbl og.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hi,

Here's my situation:

I have an asp.net webform and it has a linkbutton on it. The
linkbutton causes a postback. So the user selects some values and then clicks the linkbutton. Now, based on the values the user selected, a pop up window will get displayed when they click the linkbutton.

So in the event handler for the linkbutton postback I do the following.
//Get the users selected values and show the appropriate popup
private void lnkPopup_Click( object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
Response.Write( "<SCRIPT language='javas cript'> " +
"window.open(ur l,'previewWnd', "
+

"'Height=450;Wi dth=600;toolbar =no;menubar=no; scrollbars=yes; status=no;resiz a ble=yes;');"

+ " </SCRIPT>");
}

So all it does is in the event is figure out the url variable based on user selections and then show the popup using Response.Write

This works great in IE, but it does not work in Netscape 7 or Mozzilla - it wwill not show the popup window in these browsers.
Any ideas why?

TIA