Hello Sushil - I think a nice way to do this would be with a popup window
using javascript
:
In the aspx page use a link like this:
<A onmouseover="wi ndow.status='He lp window';return true"
onmouseout="win dow.status=''" href="javascrip t:popupWindow(' Help.html',450, 350)">help link</A>
Couple that link with a bit of javascript
:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/* first, declare the variable newWin that will be used
for the new window object, so that we can refer to it later. */
var newWin;
/* the basic window opening function. */
function popupWindow(url ,w,h)
{
settings = '"toolbar=no ,
directories=no, menubar=no,scro llbars=no,resiz able=no,status= no,width='+w+', height='+h+'"';
/* calling the closeWindow() function. */
closeWindow();
newWin = window.open(url ,'newWin',setti ngs);
newWin.focus();
}
/* the closeWindow function */
function closeWindow()
{
if (newWin && !newWin.closed)
{
newWin.close();
}
}
You can probably do something in asp.net to open a new browser window, but I
kinda like this because it's done as a pop-up window.
--
brians
http://www.limbertech.com
"Sushil Prasad" wrote:
hi,
I have a web application with a help link. On the click of the help link
user see a html page. I do response.redire ct to url in my code. The vb.net
application that user was using gets overloaded with html page. Is there a
way to display this html in a new web page so that user can see both the web
application and this html page.
