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server.transfer and asp.net form size

i am using one aspx.net form to enter data. it is opened as a popup window
(lets call it dataentry.aspx) on w=760 and h=400. from this page i allow
opening new aspx.net form (searchdata.aspx) to check already entered data. it
is opened as new popup window on w=450 and h=550. i am passing values from
this form (searchentry.aspx) back to first one by using server.transfer. when
do this it passes values but window (for dataentry.aspx) stays the same i.e.
smaller one. it can not (or i do not know) to pass values to already opened
form.
how could i pass values to first form (dataentry.aspx) and get bigger window
opened or keep it the same like first time. is there any other way when
working with two popup forms and passing values to achieve this goal? any
help would be very wellcome.
Feb 6 '06 #1
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Are you perhaps mixing up the capabilities of server and client side code.
Values in the client (popups) can only be passed between windows using
client side javascript. If you want your already opened form to have any
values via the server you will need to reload the page in it.

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i am using one aspx.net form to enter data. it is opened as a popup window
(lets call it dataentry.aspx) on w=760 and h=400. from this page i allow
opening new aspx.net form (searchdata.aspx) to check already entered data.
it
is opened as new popup window on w=450 and h=550. i am passing values from
this form (searchentry.aspx) back to first one by using server.transfer.
when
do this it passes values but window (for dataentry.aspx) stays the same
i.e.
smaller one. it can not (or i do not know) to pass values to already
opened
form.
how could i pass values to first form (dataentry.aspx) and get bigger
window
opened or keep it the same like first time. is there any other way when
working with two popup forms and passing values to achieve this goal? any
help would be very wellcome.

Feb 6 '06 #2

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