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I offered a *programmatic* solution, it was a just that is was a javascript
solution. You can *only* do this client side. Use the code I gave you in an
onload event for a page and Response.Redirect to that page.

regards
David Cameron
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>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	S. Sridhar [mailto:oesridhar@e...] 
> Sent:	Wednesday, 6 February 2002 2:00 AM
> To:	Pro ASP HowTo
> Subject:	[proasp_howto] Re: Response.Redirect to a new browser window
> 
> Hi Susan (and David Cameron):
>  
> Thanks for both your responses. I think I didn't accurately communicate
what I wanted. I don't want to create and then click on a hyperlink. I want
to *programmatically* redirect to a different page in a new browser window.
Something like:
>  
> Response.Redirect "bar.asp" -- but in a new browser window. 
>  
> If I just do: Response.Redirect "bar.asp", this will load the new page in
the current browser window. 
>  
> --sridhar
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: Susan R. Grossman <mailto:design@f...> 
> To: Pro ASP HowTo <mailto:proasp_howto@p...> 
> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 5:07 PM
> Subject: [proasp_howto] Re: Response.Redirect to a new browser window
> 
> You can simply put a JavaScript function in the URL.  It also will control
the size of the windows and what browser bars and scrolls are displayed 
> 
> <script> 
>  function openWindow(url) 
>       { 
>          window.open(url,'WHATEVERNAME','width=x,
height=x,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no'); 
>        } 
> </script> 
> 
> <a href=" <javascript:openWindow('/>bar.asp');">Go Here</a> 
>   
> 
> Susan 
> 
> "S. Sridhar" wrote: 
> 
> Hi: I am in a server page: foo.asp. From here I want to open a new browser
window with the page bar.asp loaded. I know this won't work, but something
like this: Basically I want the equivalent of clicking on this link: <A
HREF="bar.asp" target=_blank>Go here</A> Normally I would have done:
Response.Redirect "bar.asp", but I'd like bar.asp to be loaded in a new
browser window. How can this be done? --sridhar--- 
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