window.open in code behind via button click event

[codecomm]

Hello!

I'm trying to open a new window on a click event.

If I use the attributes.add in the Page_Load, then pop-up window gets hit before an update occurs...hence, the pop-up window is just a little too early.

I'm trying this in my button click event, but it's not bringing up the new window:

Response.Write("<script language=""javascript"">window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');"")</script>")

Thanks!

 

[ca8msm]

You should use the RegisterStartUpScript or RegisterClientScripBlock methods to register any javascript methods to the page.


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[codecomm]

Hello!

Thanks for the replay, I'm using VB, but this is not liking the Page.ClientScript part...saying 'Client Script' is not a member of 'system.UI.web.page':

Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(), "Window", "window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');", True)

 

[ca8msm]

If you are using version 1.1 of the framework, they are methods of the Page class, not the ClientScript class (this was only introduced in version 2.0).


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[codecomm]

I got this to compile correctly, but it's not firing:


Page.RegisterStartupScript("Window", "window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');")

 

[codecomm]

Still no luck:

Page.RegisterStartupScript("Window", "<script language=""javascript"">window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');"")</script>")

 

[ca8msm]

Have you checked if it is being written out to the page. If it is, then it's not an ASP.NET issue as it is then the client-side that isn't behaving like you want (and I'd suggest posting the client side code in the js forum). If it isn;t writing it out, you will have to supply the complete code for the page.


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[codecomm]

I've tried the following in Page_Load, but I get a syntax error:

Page.RegisterStartupScript("Window", "<script language=javascript>function AlertUpdate() {window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');})</script>")

btnYes.Attributes("onclick") = "AlertUpdate()

 

[ecannizzo]

Try this in the page_load to see if it opens. it worked for me:

Page.RegisterStartupScript("Window", "<script language=\"javascript\">window.open('UpdateBudgetConfirm.aspx?UBID=" + strSAID + "','','width=500,height=320,left=200,top=200');</script>")