close the popup window

saravanan05

hi friends how to close the popup window from codebehind in .net regards saravan

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M LN Rao

Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock( this.GetType() ,"ClosePopupScript" ,"window.close()" ,true); From the popup window page's code-behind.

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Sandeep Akhare

i think not possible as the pop window will come at the client side. Server does not know anything about the pop up window you need to do it client side and write a javascript for that

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Sandeep Akhare

But its the javascript only you are only registring it from server

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Aavesh Agarwal

U can write down the script in codebehind like Response.write(""); Response.write("window.close();"); Response.write(""); Check out this code.. Regards Avesh

John ph

I think It's possible. Even if it's a pop-up window the page will run at the server-side. At the server-side there are way's to build javascript dynamically in the CodeBehind using ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript, ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude .

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Sandeep Akhare

Yes i agree to some extent as we interpreted the quesition in differnt way . Just your post said that you can generate javascript dynamically yes very true but you can't close that pop up window from server side (code behind) as your script will run at client side you just registering it,not calling. It is going to execute at client side only

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John ph

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but you can't close that pop up window from server side (code behind) as your script will run at client side you just registering it,not calling. It is going to execute at client side only

I interpreted your previous post in a different way. what you said here made it clear.

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