I've got an add form with a link that opens a pop up window. The main
add form has a drop down menu with items populated from a db. In the
popup window, you can add additional items to the db, so when you do,
what I'd like to do is somehow refresh the main screen to show the
updates, but at the same time, keeping any data in the page that the
user has already entered. Has anyone found a solution for these types
of situations? Thanks. 10 2075
Hi,
if the main page has JavaScript method "methodname" declared, you can always
call it from the popup by using:
window.opener.methodname(<possible arguments>);
This method could cause a postback or reload or whatever at the main page.
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"geoff" <ca********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've got an add form with a link that opens a pop up window. The main
add form has a drop down menu with items populated from a db. In the
popup window, you can add additional items to the db, so when you do,
what I'd like to do is somehow refresh the main screen to show the
updates, but at the same time, keeping any data in the page that the
user has already entered. Has anyone found a solution for these types
of situations? Thanks.
Hi,
if the main page has JavaScript method "methodname" declared, you can always
call it from the popup by using:
window.opener.methodname(<possible arguments>);
This method could cause a postback or reload or whatever at the main page.
--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke
"geoff" <ca********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bf**************************@posting.google.c om...
I've got an add form with a link that opens a pop up window. The main
add form has a drop down menu with items populated from a db. In the
popup window, you can add additional items to the db, so when you do,
what I'd like to do is somehow refresh the main screen to show the
updates, but at the same time, keeping any data in the page that the
user has already entered. Has anyone found a solution for these types
of situations? Thanks.
Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call a
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle is
how can I get javascript to do a postback?
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Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call a
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle is
how can I get javascript to do a postback?
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Try add the code like following in the function in the main page
window.form1.submit()
Bin Song, MC
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Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle i
how can I get javascript to do a postback
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Try add the code like following in the function in the main page
window.form1.submit()
Bin Song, MC
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Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle i
how can I get javascript to do a postback
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You can try calling submit() for the form, but you could also try to post in
behalf of another control say a button on form, if taht's suitable. You can
generate the script for this by using Page.GetPostBackEventReference, and
this returned js snippet you place inside the function which you call from
popup window.
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"geoff tyler" <ca********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call a
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle is
how can I get javascript to do a postback?
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You can try calling submit() for the form, but you could also try to post in
behalf of another control say a button on form, if taht's suitable. You can
generate the script for this by using Page.GetPostBackEventReference, and
this returned js snippet you place inside the function which you call from
popup window.
--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke
"geoff tyler" <ca********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:em*************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Sorry, guess I should have clarified. I realize that I can call a
javascript function that way in the main page... my biggest hurdle is
how can I get javascript to do a postback?
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Teemu, thanks - that worked perfectly. I already had a refresh link set
up to refresh the source, so I just called the javascript that is called
when you click that link and it worked great. Thanks a lot!
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Teemu, thanks - that worked perfectly. I already had a refresh link set
up to refresh the source, so I just called the javascript that is called
when you click that link and it worked great. Thanks a lot!
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