ASP.Net javascript "focus" method needs to be called twice??

[TC]

Hello,

I am using the script below to open a new window and once opened, redirect to that open window from the original window:

private void btnNewPDFWindow _Click(object sender, System.EventArg s e)

{

string NewPage = "NewPageZoom.as px";

string ScriptBlockNewP age = "<script language='javas cript'>var
NewPDFPage=wind ow.open('" + NewPage + "','PDFPage');" ;

ScriptBlockNewP age = ScriptBlockNewP age + "NewPDFPage.foc us();</script>";

Response.Write( ScriptBlockNewP age);

}
For some reason, with the code above, I have to click the button twice in order to get it to focus to the 2nd window again.

Any ideas?

Regards,

TC

[John Timney \(ASP.NET MVP\)]

At a guess, it might be running the focus code before the window has finished loading completely, on your second click the window is already loaded so the focu works.

Try putting a timer delay into the javascript to see if its that
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Regards

John Timney
ASP.NET MVP
Microsoft Regional Director

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Hello,

I am using the script below to open a new window and once opened, redirect to that open window from the original window:

private void btnNewPDFWindow _Click(object sender, System.EventArg s e)

{

string NewPage = "NewPageZoom.as px";

string ScriptBlockNewP age = "<script language='javas cript'>var
NewPDFPage=wind ow.open('" + NewPage + "','PDFPage');" ;

ScriptBlockNewP age = ScriptBlockNewP age + "NewPDFPage.foc us();</script>";

Response.Write( ScriptBlockNewP age);

}
For some reason, with the code above, I have to click the button twice in order to get it to focus to the 2nd window again.

Any ideas?

Regards,

TC

[Arne]

TC,
I would create a Literal Control and write the script text to that control.
Protected WithEvents script As System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Lite ral
script.text = '<script language=javasc ript...........

Arne.

"TC" wrote:

Hello,

I am using the script below to open a new window and once opened, redirect to that open window from the original window:

private void btnNewPDFWindow _Click(object sender, System.EventArg s e)

{

string NewPage = "NewPageZoom.as px";

string ScriptBlockNewP age = "<script language='javas cript'>var
NewPDFPage=wind ow.open('" + NewPage + "','PDFPage');" ;

ScriptBlockNewP age = ScriptBlockNewP age + "NewPDFPage.foc us();</script>";

Response.Write( ScriptBlockNewP age);

}
For some reason, with the code above, I have to click the button twice in order to get it to focus to the 2nd window again.

Any ideas?

Regards,

TC

[Lowell Heddings]

Why wouldn't you change this to a client-side event? You have the button
as a server-side button, which means the page already has to be reloaded
just to show another page.

Change the button to a client-side button, and add the javascript code
as a script block(RegisterC lientScriptBloc k ). Change your javascript
routine to run as a function. Call the function from the client-side button.

If you need to focus the window, you have much more control over it that
way. You can put in a brief timeout after opening the window, and then
call the focus method... something like this(syntax?)

function OpenPDFPage() {
NewPDFPage=wind ow.open('NewPag eZoom.aspx','PD FPage');
SetTimeout(5,'N ewPDFPage.Focus ()');
}

Much more reusable.

Lowell

TC wrote:

Hello,

I am using the script below to open a new window and once opened,
redirect to that open window from the original window:
private void btnNewPDFWindow _Click(object sender, System.EventArg s e)

{

string NewPage = "NewPageZoom.as px";

string ScriptBlockNewP age = "<script language='javas cript'>var
NewPDFPage=wind ow.open('" + NewPage + "','PDFPage');" ;

ScriptBlockNewP age = ScriptBlockNewP age +
"NewPDFPage.foc us();</script>";

Response.Write( ScriptBlockNewP age);

}

For some reason, with the code above, I have to click the button twice
in order to get it to focus to the 2nd window again.

Any ideas?

Regards,

TC