opening new window
JohnE
window but in a more smaller regulated style (specified height, width,
sizable, etc). An example is the window that opens up here to enter the new
question/reply in. I seek help on how this is accomplished.
Thanks.
John
Abdul Sami
event. Inside javascript you can use this script
window.open ("newpage.aspx",
"mywindow","menubar=0,resizable=1,width=450,height=250");
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Abdul Sami
Mark Rae [MVP]
news:BE5EC47F-CE4B-40AD...@microsoft.com...
> I seek help on how this is accomplished.
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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net
JohnE
and else where.
John
Mark Rae [MVP]
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>> Hello. I am working on having a commandfield link on a gridview open
>> another
>> window but in a more smaller regulated style (specified height, width,
>> sizable, etc). An example is the window that opens up here to enter the
>> new
>> question/reply in. I seek help on how this is accomplished.
> Thanks to the both of you. Each comment gave me more ideas to use for
> this
> and else where.
Bear in mind that, whereas the window.open method will probably work OK on
an internal intranet site, it is liable to cause you huge problems on a
public Internet site due to popup blockers, etc...
JohnE
"Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote:
> .
>
I realized that just after I sent the email back. I thought back to the
SSRS project and I used something similar there and it did not work. I've
been googling some more and found a possible way of opening a new window.
Do have another question tho. I have a master page that has a row of
linkbuttons on it. These linkbuttons open up the different applications that
are being developed. The webapps are using a nested master page inheriting
from the master page, including the css. Is there a way to not show the row
of linkbuttons when the webapps are opened up?
... John