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LinkButton click, refresh the page

I have a webpage that has a link button. This link button on click
opens up a new page.
This is what is happening:

1. Load the web page.
2. Click on the link.
3. Refresh the web-page.
Result: The webpage gets refreshed and the link buttons onClick event
is fired.

However, if I just load the web-page and without clicking on the link
button, refresh the web-page it does not fire the onClick event of the
link button.

I don't want the link button's onClick event to fire when I refresh the
web-page. How can we prevent this from happening?

Thanks and Regards,
Sameer

Nov 19 '05 #1
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By clicking the link you are posting back the page. Once you've posted back
the page and the user hits refresh or F5 you're asking the browser to do
whatever it did last (which is a post). To fix this, have your LinkButton's
OnClick do a Response.Redire ct(Request.Path ).

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
I have a webpage that has a link button. This link button on click
opens up a new page.
This is what is happening:
1. Load the web page.
2. Click on the link.
3. Refresh the web-page.
Result: The webpage gets refreshed and the link buttons onClick event
is fired.
However, if I just load the web-page and without clicking on the link
button, refresh the web-page it does not fire the onClick event of the
link button.

I don't want the link button's onClick event to fire when I refresh
the web-page. How can we prevent this from happening?

Thanks and Regards,
Sameer


Nov 19 '05 #2
The link button's onClick event does a window.open (Javascript) and
writes it to the response object. If I do a Response.Redire ct, the
window.open action is lost.

Seems like I need some other way of doing the window.open and not using
the Response.Write to write the window.open javascript to it. Not
really sure how to do it...

Thanks,
Sameer
Brock Allen wrote:
By clicking the link you are posting back the page. Once you've posted back
the page and the user hits refresh or F5 you're asking the browser to do
whatever it did last (which is a post). To fix this, have your LinkButton's
OnClick do a Response.Redire ct(Request.Path ).

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
I have a webpage that has a link button. This link button on click
opens up a new page.
This is what is happening:
1. Load the web page.
2. Click on the link.
3. Refresh the web-page.
Result: The webpage gets refreshed and the link buttons onClick event
is fired.
However, if I just load the web-page and without clicking on the link
button, refresh the web-page it does not fire the onClick event of the
link button.

I don't want the link button's onClick event to fire when I refresh
the web-page. How can we prevent this from happening?

Thanks and Regards,
Sameer


Nov 19 '05 #3
Just changed the link button to hyperlink and it works fine now.

Thanks,
Sameer

Sameer wrote:
The link button's onClick event does a window.open (Javascript) and
writes it to the response object. If I do a Response.Redire ct, the
window.open action is lost.

Seems like I need some other way of doing the window.open and not using
the Response.Write to write the window.open javascript to it. Not
really sure how to do it...

Thanks,
Sameer
Brock Allen wrote:
By clicking the link you are posting back the page. Once you've posted back
the page and the user hits refresh or F5 you're asking the browser to do
whatever it did last (which is a post). To fix this, have your LinkButton's
OnClick do a Response.Redire ct(Request.Path ).

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
I have a webpage that has a link button. This link button on click
opens up a new page.
This is what is happening:
1. Load the web page.
2. Click on the link.
3. Refresh the web-page.
Result: The webpage gets refreshed and the link buttons onClick event
is fired.
However, if I just load the web-page and without clicking on the link
button, refresh the web-page it does not fire the onClick event of the
link button.

I don't want the link button's onClick event to fire when I refresh
the web-page. How can we prevent this from happening?

Thanks and Regards,
Sameer


Nov 19 '05 #4

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