Javascript in ASP.NET - Pop another window

[Nevyn Twyll]

I've got a web form with a number of dropdowns, combos, etc.
When the user submits the form, I want to redirect them to another form, but
I need to pop it in another window. So, I have a hyperlink on the form
whose NavigateURL gets refreshed whenever the user makes a selection
(...NavigateUrl = '<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container, "GetRedirect()") %>'...) -
but it's too slow to do all those round-trips!

I understand that in the code-behind form, I can Response.Redirect(), but I
can't do it in a new window (like if you set the <asp:hyperlink
Target="_blank">).

So, could someone show me how I could link a button to some Javascript that
would call code-behind code to get the response string, and run that code in
a new window?

Thanks!

as****@hotmail.com

[Cheung, Jeffrey Jing-Yen]

Nevyn,

In the code-behind, you could add client side javascript like so:

' This is assuming your button name is btnSubmit

btnSubmit.Attributes.Add("onclick", "window.open(blahblah.aspx);")

HTH,

Jeff Cheung

Nevyn Twyll wrote:

I've got a web form with a number of dropdowns, combos, etc.
When the user submits the form, I want to redirect them to another form, but
I need to pop it in another window. So, I have a hyperlink on the form
whose NavigateURL gets refreshed whenever the user makes a selection
(...NavigateUrl = '<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container, "GetRedirect()") %>'...) -
but it's too slow to do all those round-trips!

I understand that in the code-behind form, I can Response.Redirect(), but I
can't do it in a new window (like if you set the <asp:hyperlink
Target="_blank">).

So, could someone show me how I could link a button to some Javascript that
would call code-behind code to get the response string, and run that code in
a new window?

Thanks!

as****@hotmail.com

[Nevyn Twyll]

So, I feel a little dumb, but since the Reponse string (blahblah.aspx) is
dynamically calculated from the selected contents of the form, how do I get
this info in there so that when the user presses the button, that info is
calculated correctly?

Do I put a javascript method in the html? How do I then reference all the
controls / etc. in my code-behind?

is there any way the javascript below (where do I put that again) can call a
code-behind method?

"Cheung, Jeffrey Jing-Yen" <ji*****@emailREMOVEMEuser.net> wrote in message
news:ep**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Nevyn,

In the code-behind, you could add client side javascript like so:

' This is assuming your button name is btnSubmit

btnSubmit.Attributes.Add("onclick", "window.open(blahblah.aspx);")

HTH,

Jeff Cheung

Nevyn Twyll wrote:

I've got a web form with a number of dropdowns, combos, etc.
When the user submits the form, I want to redirect them to another form, but I need to pop it in another window. So, I have a hyperlink on the form
whose NavigateURL gets refreshed whenever the user makes a selection
(...NavigateUrl = '<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container, "GetRedirect()") %>'...) - but it's too slow to do all those round-trips!

I understand that in the code-behind form, I can Response.Redirect(), but I can't do it in a new window (like if you set the <asp:hyperlink
Target="_blank">).

So, could someone show me how I could link a button to some Javascript that would call code-behind code to get the response string, and run that code in a new window?

Thanks!

as****@hotmail.com

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"Nevyn Twyll" <as****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:#O*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

So, I feel a little dumb, but since the Reponse string (blahblah.aspx) is
dynamically calculated from the selected contents of the form, how do I get this info in there so that when the user presses the button, that info is
calculated correctly?

Do I put a javascript method in the html? How do I then reference all the
controls / etc. in my code-behind?

is there any way the javascript below (where do I put that again) can call a code-behind method?

"Cheung, Jeffrey Jing-Yen" <ji*****@emailREMOVEMEuser.net> wrote in message news:ep**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Nevyn,

In the code-behind, you could add client side javascript like so:

' This is assuming your button name is btnSubmit

btnSubmit.Attributes.Add("onclick", "window.open(blahblah.aspx);")

HTH,

Jeff Cheung

Nevyn Twyll wrote:

I've got a web form with a number of dropdowns, combos, etc.
When the user submits the form, I want to redirect them to another form,

but

I need to pop it in another window. So, I have a hyperlink on the

form whose NavigateURL gets refreshed whenever the user makes a selection
(...NavigateUrl = '<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container, "GetRedirect()")

%>'...) - but it's too slow to do all those round-trips!

I understand that in the code-behind form, I can Response.Redirect(), but I can't do it in a new window (like if you set the <asp:hyperlink
Target="_blank">).

So, could someone show me how I could link a button to some Javascript that would call code-behind code to get the response string, and run that code in a new window?

Thanks!

as****@hotmail.com