Can someone please tell me how to open up a new window once you click on a link. Also, i was wondering if its possible to remove all the explorer buttons from the new window besides a close window link button(in other words, only the information i want and a close window button)?
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Opening up a new window in ASP.Net
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serpico622
Programmer
u can write onlick even of hyperlink. and call a function which uses javascript window.open method.,
if u want to hide make the controls run as server controls and u can tweek with visible and invisible properties.
good luck
something along these lines
<Script lan..="javascript">
finction funx(){
window.open("linkpath"
;
}
</script>
<a id="testlink" onclick="funx" href="....">openwindow here</a>
if u want to hide make the controls run as server controls and u can tweek with visible and invisible properties.
good luck
something along these lines
<Script lan..="javascript">
finction funx(){
window.open("linkpath"
;}
</script>
<a id="testlink" onclick="funx" href="....">openwindow here</a>
While still in this new or child window ... how do i refresh the parent window that opened it.
I tried
window.opener.document.forms(0).submit
... but it did not seem to refresh the parent window..
i also tried to call a function in the parent window but it di not work either ...
window.opener.CallTheFunction In ParentWindow()
pleaseeeeeee help!
I tried
window.opener.document.forms(0).submit
... but it did not seem to refresh the parent window..
i also tried to call a function in the parent window but it di not work either ...
window.opener.CallTheFunction In ParentWindow()
pleaseeeeeee help!
There is no server method for opening a new window. Also, you can't (someone PLEASE CORRECT ME if I'm wrong/I'd dearly like to be wrong) have both a server-side event handler and a client-side event handler.
I had a situation where I wanted a form to be processed server-side, have the server-side event handler do some calculations, and the results displayed in a new window.
You have to use some sleight-of-hand.
First, recognized that creating a new window is a function of the browser, so the code for this has to be done client-side. JavaScript provides the "window.open" method. With hyperlinks, you can supply the "target=_blank" parameter.
The trick I've used is to process my form server_side, and at the end of the event handler proc, Response.Write() a complete script that performs the window.open method.
window.open takes three parameters, the URL, a window name, and a string of features/options to control the presentation of the window:
A good link:
Thomas D. Greer
I had a situation where I wanted a form to be processed server-side, have the server-side event handler do some calculations, and the results displayed in a new window.
You have to use some sleight-of-hand.
First, recognized that creating a new window is a function of the browser, so the code for this has to be done client-side. JavaScript provides the "window.open" method. With hyperlinks, you can supply the "target=_blank" parameter.
The trick I've used is to process my form server_side, and at the end of the event handler proc, Response.Write() a complete script that performs the window.open method.
window.open takes three parameters, the URL, a window name, and a string of features/options to control the presentation of the window:
Code:
window.open('myURL','Popup window','toolbar=no,menubar=no')A good link:
Thomas D. Greer
I don't know about removing the explorer buttons but if you change the target of a hyperlink to something like New it will open the hyperlinks URL into a new window.
Hope this helps.
Jennifer
Hope everyone is having a great day!
Thanks - Jennifer
Hope this helps.
Jennifer
Hope everyone is having a great day!
Thanks - Jennifer
BoulderBum
Programmer
Another option if you're using the Hyperlink WebControl is to set the Target property to _blank. No extra code required.
"Also, you can't (someone PLEASE CORRECT ME if I'm wrong/I'd dearly like to be wrong) have both a server-side event handler and a client-side event handler."
Good news, Mr. Greer. You're wrong. P-) I just found out about the dual-side events myself!
I guess the preferred technique for creating client-side events is to create a JavaScript event in the page header, then add the event handler to the server control's attributes collection:
In the case of a control having both a client- AND server-side event, the client event will, naturally, be handled first.
"Also, you can't (someone PLEASE CORRECT ME if I'm wrong/I'd dearly like to be wrong) have both a server-side event handler and a client-side event handler."
Good news, Mr. Greer. You're wrong. P-) I just found out about the dual-side events myself!
I guess the preferred technique for creating client-side events is to create a JavaScript event in the page header, then add the event handler to the server control's attributes collection:
Code:
<!--In the .aspx file-->
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "javascript">
function btnMyButton_ClientClick()
{
alert( "Client Event" );
}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
//in the code-behind
private void Page_Load( object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
//add reference to client function for btnMyButton
btnMyButton.Attributes.Add("OnClick", "btnMyButton_ClientClick();");
}In the case of a control having both a client- AND server-side event, the client event will, naturally, be handled first.
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