lol...webform.show

[TRYP]

any idea how in ASP.Net (VB.net) i can do the equivalent of

--In a subRoutine on Webform1

dim x as new webform2
load x
x.property="value"
x.show

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Help...New to ASP.Net....real Green !
Tryp

 

[jasonsalas]

I'm not sure about the .show and .load properties, but you can certainly have a page include methods, properties and events of another defined class through inheritance. Try doing a Web search on object-oriented programming using VB.NET and it'll show you how to author a custom class, and then use this in other classes/WebForms, etc.

Good luck!

Jason

 

[ramanandraman]

Hi,

Maybe you want:

response.redirect("webform2.aspx&quot ????

you can pass variables by session, or in classical asp ways.

 

[TRYP]

I used Server.transfer("Webform2.aspx&property=" & property)
that worked
Im not a web coder so im learnin basics of web at the same time ...uggg

thx all
tryp

 

[jfrost10]

Hey Tryp,

Just curious: did server.transfer open up a new window for you, or just display the page in the same browser?

D'Arcy

 

[TRYP]

D'Arcy--->>> Same browser
Tryp

 

[jfrost10]

k, if you want a new browser window to open up, then all you have to do is register the attribute for whatever button it is thats going to open it.

Here's what I mean:

Button1.Attributes.Add("OnClick", "javascript:window.open(url,whole bunch of other attributes, check devguru for all of them or vs help)&quot

If you put that into the initialize sub, then when your button or link or whatever is clicked, a new window will open up. Client side javascript is the only way that you can have a new window open up on the clients machine.

hth

D'Arcy

 

[TRYP]

thx d'arcy
LOL...im tryin do this with zero clientside code...just a try..lol
well at least no client code i write.....the VS wizards do all that for me ..i hope !!
TRYP