How to: load a web page into new browser window via code behind?

[Rob R. Ainscough]

In my code behind (VB.NET 2.0), I've been using
Response.Redirect("mypage.aspx") to navigate from one page to the next.
What I'd like to do now is load a new browser window and load it with the
page I specify using code behind (VB.NET). I've searched and searched but
I'm not finding an easy code behind approach to doing this -- sorta leaves
me nervous that something so very simply might be a lot more difficult to
accomplish? I've seen hokey solutions using hyperlink control, but nothing
that is clean and simple.

Any suggestions?

Do a new window also imply a new session?

Thanks, Rob.

[dmshannon]

Rob,

The normal way is to do it on the client-side via a hyperlink. You can
use javascript to manipulate the link's href property to send it to a
new page more intelligently.

Your other option is client-side javascript sent in the response on
postback. This path will cause problems with pop-up blockers.

Matt
Rob R. Ainscough wrote:

In my code behind (VB.NET 2.0), I've been using
Response.Redirect("mypage.aspx") to navigate from one page to the next.
What I'd like to do now is load a new browser window and load it with the
page I specify using code behind (VB.NET). I've searched and searched but
I'm not finding an easy code behind approach to doing this -- sorta leaves
me nervous that something so very simply might be a lot more difficult to
accomplish? I've seen hokey solutions using hyperlink control, but nothing
that is clean and simple.

Any suggestions?

Do a new window also imply a new session?

Thanks, Rob.

[Rob R. Ainscough]

Thanks Matt,

I guess I'm pretty frustrated that .NET 2.0 does not have any code behind
functionality built it that would support this relatively simple task. It
seems I'm always going back to JavaScript to get the job done. Which
obviously begs the question why bother with ASP.NET at all. Wasn't the
entire point of ASP.NET to provide one single environment from which to work
in and reduce the number of languages/technologies to learn?

Rob.

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Rob,

The normal way is to do it on the client-side via a hyperlink. You can
use javascript to manipulate the link's href property to send it to a
new page more intelligently.

Your other option is client-side javascript sent in the response on
postback. This path will cause problems with pop-up blockers.

Matt
Rob R. Ainscough wrote:

In my code behind (VB.NET 2.0), I've been using
Response.Redirect("mypage.aspx") to navigate from one page to the next.
What I'd like to do now is load a new browser window and load it with the
page I specify using code behind (VB.NET). I've searched and searched
but
I'm not finding an easy code behind approach to doing this -- sorta
leaves
me nervous that something so very simply might be a lot more difficult to
accomplish? I've seen hokey solutions using hyperlink control, but
nothing
that is clean and simple.

Any suggestions?

Do a new window also imply a new session?

Thanks, Rob.