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[Claudio]

I have a button on a web page. On the click event I want ot call another
page, but I would like this page be opened in a new window. I do want to
know if there is a way to call this page using C# command (using the code
behind of the click event to call it).

[Jason Bailey]

I'm not privy to the full requirements you're working under but it seems
to me that there's no reason to do a server-side call for this.

Wire up a javascript onClick() event to the button and use the following
code:

function openWindow()
{
var nWin = window.open(target,
"Document Handle","width=900, height=450, toolbar=1,
menubar=1, status=0, resizable=1");
}

Just a thought....

--Jason
Claudio wrote:

I have a button on a web page. On the click event I want ot call another
page, but I would like this page be opened in a new window. I do want to
know if there is a way to call this page using C# command (using the code
behind of the click event to call it).

[Saravana]

Check out this link,
http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/...ndarinASP.aspx

"Jason Bailey" <ja*************@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ef**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

I'm not privy to the full requirements you're working under but it seems
to me that there's no reason to do a server-side call for this.

Wire up a javascript onClick() event to the button and use the following
code:

function openWindow()
{
var nWin = window.open(target,
"Document Handle","width=900, height=450, toolbar=1,
menubar=1, status=0, resizable=1");
}

Just a thought....

--Jason
Claudio wrote:

I have a button on a web page. On the click event I want ot call another
page, but I would like this page be opened in a new window. I do want to
know if there is a way to call this page using C# command (using the code behind of the click event to call it).