Passing information to a new window in .NET

[vinojairath]

Hi,

This is my first-time posting, so apologies if format etc. is not
correct.

I have a my.aspx page containing fields that have been manually
populated (e.g. a textbox). With a click of a button I want another
my.apsx window to open populated with the same information.

I found the following Javascript to open a new window:

<script type="text/javascript">
function openwindow(ipt)
{

window.open(ipt,"new_window","*toolbar=no,location =no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars =yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=yes,width=400,heigh t=400,top=0,eft=0");

}
</script>

onclick="javascript:openwindow('my.aspx')"

But I do I pass the information from one page to the other?

Thanks, V.

[SCDeveloper]

Add the parameters to the onclick line.

For examples, two parameters, ID and test, are passed to the page.

onclick="javascript:openwindow*('my.aspx?ID=123&te st=yes')"
or
onclick="javascript:openwindow*('my.aspx?ID=" + ID.value + "&test="+
test.value + "')"

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[vinojairath]

Thanks.

[Tony]

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I have a my.aspx page containing fields that have been manually
populated (e.g. a textbox). With a click of a button I want another
my.apsx window to open populated with the same information.

I found the following Javascript to open a new window:

<script type="text/javascript">
function openwindow(ipt)
{

window.open(ipt,"new_window","*>toolbar=no,locati on=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollba rs=yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=yes,width=400,hei ght=400,top=0,eft=0");

}
</script>

onclick="javascript:openwindow('my.aspx')"

But I do I pass the information from one page to the other?

Is there a particular reason for doing this in JavaScript, when you could do
it completely from the aspx?

Are you using VB or C#?

[vinojairath]

I'm using C#.

Do I not need the script to open a new window?

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

vi*********@gmail.com wrote:

[...]
Do I not need [...] to open a new window?

Yes, you do not.
PointedEars