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Opening a connected web part in a new window

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    Hi guys, I'm building a Master-detail type form where the master form has a SPGridView where we have linkbuttons to enable the user to click a serial number of a product and I would like to have the details of that product opened up in a new window. But I dont know how this could be made possible in SharePoint 2010. Any suggestions, comments on that? Thanks in advance,

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      Hi guys, I'm building a Master-detail type form where the master form has a SPGridView where we have linkbuttons to enable the user to click a serial number of a product and I would like to have the details of that product opened up in a new window. But I dont know how this could be made possible in SharePoint 2010. Any suggestions, comments on that? Thanks in advance,

      Rocky My Blog

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      Remember SharePoint an ASP.NET platform. You would show a popup the same way you would in any web page, with javascript. SharePoint 2010 does have the dialog framework but it used to open pages as dialogs, usually modal.


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        Remember SharePoint an ASP.NET platform. You would show a popup the same way you would in any web page, with javascript. SharePoint 2010 does have the dialog framework but it used to open pages as dialogs, usually modal.


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Thanks a lot Mark, I got it sorted out. Shouldn't have asked such a basic question myself :doh:

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