Hi!
How do I open a new window (webpage) without closing the current webpage in
C# ASP.NET? The new window (webpage) will be smaller and centered on the
screen and it will contain a DataGrid.
Thanks,
newbie
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Newbie,
AFAIK, you cannot.
By the way, this "Popup" way is very much reglemented by the new XP SP2.
I hope this helps,
Cor
This is all still client side javascript.
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How do I open a new window (webpage) without closing the current webpage
in
C# ASP.NET? The new window (webpage) will be smaller and centered on the
screen and it will contain a DataGrid.
Thanks,
newbie
What client side javascript code should I use?
"Marina" wrote: This is all still client side javascript.
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How do I open a new window (webpage) without closing the current webpage
in
C# ASP.NET? The new window (webpage) will be smaller and centered on the
screen and it will contain a DataGrid.
Thanks,
newbie
Hi Newbie,
You could do this:
<code>
private void Button_Click(Sy stem.Object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
string script = "<script language=\"java script\">";
script += "var winOptions =
'scrollbars=yes ,resizable=no,f ullscreen=no,ch annelmode=no,st atus=no,toolbar =no,menubar=no, location=no,dir ectories=no,hei ght=200';";
script += "var target = '_blank';";
script +=
window.open('my datagridpage.as px?query=blah', target,winOptio ns);";
script += "</script>";
Page.RegisterSt artupScript("wi nOpen", script);
Response.Redire ct("thispage.as px");
}
</code>
There are other ways to do it also, but this is probably the most
straight-forward for an example.
HTH,
~d
Marina wrote: This is all still client side javascript.
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Hi!
How do I open a new window (webpage) without closing the current webpage
in
C# ASP.NET? The new window (webpage) will be smaller and centered on the
screen and it will contain a DataGrid.
Thanks,
newbie
Well, normally it would be window.open.
You can find an excellent javascript reference here: http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/...ipt_intro.html
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This is all still client side javascript.
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>
> How do I open a new window (webpage) without closing the current
> webpage
> in
> C# ASP.NET? The new window (webpage) will be smaller and centered on
> the
> screen and it will contain a DataGrid.
>
> Thanks,
> newbie
Don't about ASP.Net but for normal html You can set the target propertyof
the control to _blank. So that it will open in a new window.
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