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code to open new window in C#?

1/24/2008


Author: Ramakrishnan

hi,
can anyone help me to open new window using C# in code behind..with out using javascript?

Answers .............
Author: pham van duy

Posted Date: 1/24/2008   
Respone.Write("javascript here");
Author: Ramakrishnan

Posted Date: 1/24/2008   
i need code without using javascript...i want to use the page name only...in javascript we have to use full path
Author: Clive

Posted Date: 1/24/2008   
<a href="BigImage.aspx" target="_blank">new Window</a>

this open a new window
Author: mahdieh mehrabai

alzahra

Posted Date: 1/24/2008   
you also can use hyperlink control and change the target property to _blank to open the target in new window
Author: Paulo Ricca

Posted Date: 1/27/2008   
you can't tell the client to open a new window, from the server! that'd be a huge security issue, don't you think?
Author: Anupam Mittal

Freelancer

Posted Date: 1/28/2008   
Yep - opening a new window is a feature available only to the client - that is your browser. The only thing that the server can do is to generate html/javascript code that would instruct the client to perform opening of a new window.
Regarding your concern of full path, please note that javascript supports relative paths.
Author: Nigel Collier

Posted Date: 1/29/2008    		http://aspspider.ws/ASPandUShallRx

ASPAndUShallRx
Have a look at the Response.Redirect option

There's an article called "Performing Page Navigation (Scenario 2)" here:-

"http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webserverctrls.aspx">


Author: Nigel Collier

Posted Date: 1/29/2008    		http://aspspider.ws/ASPandUShallRx

ASPAndUShallRx
Please ignore this entry
Author: Harvey Dobson

Interwave

Posted Date: 1/29/2008   
yeah i think it is Respone.Write("javascript here"); as pham van duy   said :)
Author: Paulo Ricca

Posted Date: 1/29/2008   
lol.. i think Response.Write("javascript here"); doesn't really fit the "with out using javascript" requirement :P
Author: MD. MOSHIUR RAHMAN

Posted Date: 1/30/2008   
Java script code like window.open()
Author: Eduardo Pinto

Posted Date: 2/1/2008   
if you don't want javascript, use hyperlink control with target property _blank like has been said above
Author: Rubin Chacko

Posted Date: 2/1/2008   
use the system.windows namespace in asp.net to open a message box
Author: Luis Fernando Moreno Cano

ITESI

Posted Date: 2/5/2008   
Response.Redirect("url or page name");
Author: Alvimar Aramuni e Silva

Posted Date: 2/7/2008   
Use a control that possibility to set the target property to _blank
Author: Andre Pinto

Posted Date: 2/12/2008   
I would suggest you to use a div window or a panel to simulate a new window.
Author: gallant

palvest Co.

Posted Date: 2/13/2008   
as they told yo dude
Respone.Write("javascript here");


Author: A A

Posted Date: 2/23/2008   
Use target = "_blank"
Author: Chan Ho Ngai

Posted Date: 2/23/2008   
Try to search the help for window.opener and you will know how


Author: kevinchen

scu

Posted Date: 2/25/2008   
It may be impossible ,the server can't send a new window to your computer.If it could,our browser will be out of contol
Author: Elijah Manor

Posted Date: 2/28/2008   
I don't like to use Response.Write unless I am trying to write out a file (pdf, excel, or something).

You may need something like the following.

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, typeof(string), "OPEN_WINDOW", "window.open( 'http://www.google.com', null, 'height=200,width=400,status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no' );", true);
Author: Brian Linsner

Posted Date: 8/19/2008   
That worked for me, Thanks for posting. I am going to a local page with the following syntax:

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, typeof(string), "OPEN_WINDOW", "window.open( 'PackingSlipPrint.aspx', null, 'height=400,width=800,status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no' );", true);

had to allow popups on the client.
Author: jojimark

Home

Posted Date: 10/1/2009   
hai...everybody................

Hyperlink properties.... chang target as _blank....


For more details..... mail me: jojimark@rediffmail.com

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