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Mark Goldin
What is a best way to create modal forms in ASP.NET?
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DalePres
For IE, using window.showModalDialog() will create a dialog that is modal to
that specific IE browser window.
Dale
that specific IE browser window.
Dale
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Mark Goldin
How do I execute that code on a server side?
DalePres said:For IE, using window.showModalDialog() will create a dialog that is modal to
that specific IE browser window.
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Norman Yuan
You cannot execute that code from server side. Server code is not allowed to
open new IE window on the client (otherwise, the bad guys would make their
web site keep poping up new windows until the client computer crach). You do
it through client side script.
Say, you have a button (server control) on the page, on Pare_Load event
handler, you can attach client script like this:
btnOpenDialog.Attribute.Add("onclick","window.showModalDialog('MyDialogPage.
html')");
Or
btnOpenDialog.Attribute.Add("onclick","OpenMyDialog()");
Of course in latter case, you need to write a javascript functioncalled
OpenMyDialog() in the page's HTML source.
open new IE window on the client (otherwise, the bad guys would make their
web site keep poping up new windows until the client computer crach). You do
it through client side script.
Say, you have a button (server control) on the page, on Pare_Load event
handler, you can attach client script like this:
btnOpenDialog.Attribute.Add("onclick","window.showModalDialog('MyDialogPage.
html')");
Or
btnOpenDialog.Attribute.Add("onclick","OpenMyDialog()");
Of course in latter case, you need to write a javascript functioncalled
OpenMyDialog() in the page's HTML source.
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Mark Goldin
<in the page's HTML source.
Can it be stored in JS file?
Can it be stored in JS file?