When I run this code as non secure with HTTP, everything works just like it should. The report opens.
Is there any difference using those two different URLs with default.aspx and without it, because in development it behaves the same way, but under HTTPS one page doesn't exist and another is blank?! Is HTTPS the reason for that?
we are running a click-to-call service, my idea is basically like this: website have a link on their page, when the link is clicked, a web page(say it is popup.aspx) hosted on our server is popup, user can input their phone number, and click "call me" button to let the website call him. In the button click event, I want to get Request.UrlReferrer, then query the db to get website's phone. But in IE, Request.UrlReferrer is null(firefox is ok, not test chrome yet),my question is how to get opening window' url in IE? we put popup.aspx on our server because
our client website is not force to use asp.net. we have the control what we put on the popup window, and can modify the page just from our side, if we put the pop window on our partner's side, if we have 100 partner, and we change the page's design, we will notify everyone of them to change this, change that. we can implement a statics system to know how popup a day, which site is most popular,etc
I am using the javascript to open a child window using window.showModaldialog(), i have retuen a value from the child page is working fine in IE and firefox but is not working in chrome browser, is there any work around or alternative for it to work in chrome as well.
I am trying to open a file share link from the window.open ... but its adding the http://localhost/vdir/ before the path can any one say what is the problem?
I using VS2008 and C# for an ASP.NET web application. From within C# code, how to use the "Window.Open" method to create a new browser window? I know it can be done in ASP script code using Javascript but I would like to create new window from C# as desired.
Is it possible to Open a new browser tab/window using c#. I have query string info I don't want to put in a hidden field due to it showing on the client side. I do save the data in ViewState and encrypt the viewstate; however, I don't know how to access that information on client side.
I can access the viewstate data fine on Server Side but I need to open the new browser window on server side in order to access the ViewState. I may be wrong. Is there a trick to this?
I did find a way; however, on any other click after the initial click everything goes to a new window:
I am sending mail using .net c# code. In that mail i am providing link of customer website. When anyone click on link (in outlook mail) then it will open new window if already not opened any window. Suppose user already working in IE browser [URL] and then user click on link using outlook mail then link open in new tab in already opened IE browser window. So i want that everytime open new browser window when click on link.
How can I open a new browser tab in ASP.NET and write to it? I don't want to redirect to a page but I want to write/output the content directly from source.
i have an aspx page that loads and displays a text file in a broswer window and it used to work, I made no changes to it and now testing shows additional content appended below the file.
Here is the text file:
testing...
Here is what is displayed:
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The additional output looks like the aspx page itself, which has only a close button incase the file load fails.
I have a variable, which contains a whole web page. Is there a way to open a new browser window and set the contents of this variable as the page? I don't mind if it's javascript, but it has to be able to hold a bit of data if this is the case.
I have a project where we need to launch a browser window from a desktop application and provide the newly opened page with XML data for it to process before the page fully renders itself.
Sub WinAppButton_Click 'Generate xml data 'Open url in browser and post xml to the page without any visible http request arguments showing. End sub
Handling the xml data from the page_load is easy enough. Getting the initialization data to the page is the problem.
I tried simple code like this using href element. But it tries to open the sheet.xls in the browser window and says it can't find the file. I want the excel file to be opened in excel (not browser).
I know this is probably a pretty normal pattern, but, I've never had to code it up. I'm using a GridView to display various items from a SQL query. I can do this without any problems. Upon selecting a specific item, I want to open a new page based on the selected row item link that passes some parameters to a SQLDataSource in the newly spawned window. I know I can use the javascript window.open function() to create a new window, but, I don't know how to pass the desired code to this new window.
I have the following hyperlink code that opens a new browser window to display a page. The page (browser) opens not full size (maybe something like 500x500). How can I modify this code to make the new browser window open full-size?
I can't use RegisterStartupScript('window.open...), because Chrome blocks the popup without even informing the userI can't use "onclientclick=window.open(..." in the markup, because I have to invoke code in the button click event handler before opening the popup window.I can't expect every user of the website to add the site as an exception in Google Chrome's popup blocker, since they'll assume it's an error on the website and not with the popup blocker
We have a page that is opened in the child window using window.open. Now the user will copy the child's window Url and copy-paste it in the browser. We need to restrict this scenario. How should we do this. I mean I need to know in my page load method whether the request has come from window.open or whether the user copy-pasted the Url on the Browser's Address bar.
I'm exporting the GridView to Excel. It works fine and I receive a prompt to Save/Open/Cancel the file although I need the file to be saved automatically in the provided (passed to the Export function) location and opened in the same browser window where the Gridview was.
Im calling the new popup window from gridview like
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In the AddTargetPopUP.aspx ,I have button Call "ADD".When i click the add button it'll insert datas into database.I want to reload the parent gridview after insert into the database and want to close the popup.
I have a pop-up CustomControl which I use in a large-scale web application. The pop-up works well everywhere other than when used inside an asp:UpdatePanel, the problem arises when controlling the visibility of the pop-up (the pop-up is nested in a table) with other controls:
When I click the button to open the window I get Error: Object expected and when I try to debug the error with IE 8 JSEditor I get ``Source Code is not available for this location.
I believe that the code of the pop-up is not being initialized completely, but it is just my guess and I don't know how to resolve this issue.
