window.open function in vb.net1.1 [modified]

[amaneet]

Sir, Can I use window.open function in vb.net code file and Is there any vb.net function to open the page in new window.Please send the examples. Thanks and Regards Amaneet Brar -- modified at 7:56 Thursday 1st June, 2006

[Guffa]

The window.open method is Javascript, not ASP.NET. You can't use Javascript directly from server code. If you want to add the Javascript to the page, use the RegisterStartupScript method. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

[amaneet]

Sir, Please send an example. Thanks and Reagrds Amaneet Brar

[ngrj]

Hi This is one way to open a new window When you click on a button if u want to open a new window then in codebehind button1.attributes.add("onclick","javascript:open()") now in script function open() { window.open(url); } Hope this will help u ngrj

[amaneet]

Sir, I am using linkbutton and want to call the function in html file on linkbutton click and defining it in code file and passing the path as the arguments in the function and in the code file that path concerned file will get open in new page .Can you please send the code for this. Thanks and Regards Amaneet Brar

[Mihai Drebot]

There is another way: Response.Write("window.open...."); Or you can use a literal control, and write in it a string similar with the one above.

[amaneet]

Sir, There is a path in the function which will be given in the window.open arguments. Can you please send with detail example. Thanks and regards Amaneet Brar

[_AK_]

Hi, You write a javascript function to open the popup and call that function from code behind, from there you can also pass the parameters to that function. In code behind you can write like this: LinkButton1.Attributes.Add("onclick","javascript:test(str)"); Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

[Guffa]

ngrj wrote:

button1.attributes.add("onclick","javascript:open()")

A protocol (javascript:) is only needed when you put javascript in an url (e.g. the href property of a link). If you use a protocol in regular Javascript code, it will be interpreted as a label instead. Also, don't give the function the same name as the open method. That will cause the function to call itself instead of the original open method. button1.Attributes.Add("onclick","openWindow();") function openWindow() { window.open(url); } --- b { font-weight: normal; }