Open a new window without clicking a link

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Mike

I am using ASP and I need to open a new window without clicking a link.

I have a form that when submitted it goes to an update.asp page that records
the info to a dbase. On the same Update page, I need to have some code that
will open a new window, automatically, and then I will do a
response.redirect at the end of the Update.asp to send them somewhere else.

So in the end I will have two open windows.

How can I do this?

Is there a window.open function or something?

Mikeal
 
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Orest Kinasevych

Mike said:
I am using ASP and I need to open a new window without clicking a link.

I have a form that when submitted it goes to an update.asp page that records
the info to a dbase. On the same Update page, I need to have some code that
will open a new window, automatically, and then I will do a
response.redirect at the end of the Update.asp to send them somewhere else.

So in the end I will have two open windows.

How can I do this?

Is there a window.open function or something?

Mikeal

Sounds like what you want is a pop-up window.

Here's a good starting point for putting together the JavaScript you'll
need to do this:

http://tech.irt.org/articles/js128/index.htm

HTH
 
O

Orest Kinasevych

Mike said:
I am using ASP and I need to open a new window without clicking a link.

I have a form that when submitted it goes to an update.asp page that records
the info to a dbase. On the same Update page, I need to have some code that
will open a new window, automatically, and then I will do a
response.redirect at the end of the Update.asp to send them somewhere else.

So in the end I will have two open windows.

How can I do this?

Is there a window.open function or something?

Mikeal

Sounds like what you want is a pop-up window.

Here's a good starting point for putting together the JavaScript you'll
need to do this:

http://tech.irt.org/articles/js128/index.htm

HTH
 

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