Open a child page and return value to the parent page in ASP.NET

[rsht]

My special requirement is to do more in the child page, such as
redirect to another page to get value to update the original parent
page.

By using showModalDialog to open the child page (should call it a
dialogue box), the child page opens ANOTHER page when
response.redirect is executed - this is not what I want. So, I wish to
open a normal window for the child so that I can do more.

Anyone can give me some helps? Thanks

 

[rsht]

By using showModalDialog to open the child page (should call it a
dialogue box), the child page opens ANOTHER page when
response.redirect is executed

Sorry, "ANOTHER" page means ANOTHER WINDOW here.

 

[rsht]

By using showModalDialog to open the child page (should call it a
dialogue box), the child page opens ANOTHER page when
response.redirect is executed

Sorry, "ANOTHER" page means ANOTHER WINDOW here.

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

Sorry, "ANOTHER" page means ANOTHER WINDOW here.

Call js from the child page

window.opener.document.getElementById("HiddenField1").value = "xxx";

where HiddenField1 is a Client ID of Hidden Field.

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

Sorry, "ANOTHER" page means ANOTHER WINDOW here.

Call js from the child page

window.opener.document.getElementById("HiddenField1").value = "xxx";

where HiddenField1 is a Client ID of Hidden Field.

 

[rsht]

Call js from the child page

window.opener.document.getElementById("HiddenField1").value = "xxx";

where HiddenField1 is a Client ID of Hidden Field.

Many thanks Alexey!

I also worked out the same solution:
1. in the parent window/page, use window.open to bring out the child
page;
2. use the same method as yours to set the value in the parent page,
then window.close().

 

[rsht]

Call js from the child page

window.opener.document.getElementById("HiddenField1").value = "xxx";

where HiddenField1 is a Client ID of Hidden Field.

Many thanks Alexey!

I also worked out the same solution:
1. in the parent window/page, use window.open to bring out the child
page;
2. use the same method as yours to set the value in the parent page,
then window.close().

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

Many thanks Alexey!

I also worked out the same solution:
1. in the parent window/page, use window.open to bring out the child
page;
2. use the same method as yours to set the value in the parent page,
then window.close().

great!

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

Many thanks Alexey!

I also worked out the same solution:
1. in the parent window/page, use window.open to bring out the child
page;
2. use the same method as yours to set the value in the parent page,
then window.close().

great!