Is it possible somehow to load a page so that nobody would see it. For example an invisible popup window, but it should not be visible in the source code too. It should be done in the c#, how much I know the codebehind cannot be seen be the user, or?

Any idea?

Thx.

You can certainly load a page so that it's not visible to the user, using a hidden frame or iframe. You could also use client callbacks (ajax type) to call to pages that don't change your user interface.

What source code are you trying to hide? The user certainly won't see the C# source code. But because the browser has to see the souce HTML that the server returns there's always a way for the user to see that source if they know how to get it.

-Peter

You can not open a window that is completely invisible to the user; you can use JavaScript to open a window and try to position it off screen but there is no gurantee this will work. (The user will also be able to the window in their Task Bar.)

You could use a 1px X 1px Iframe to load the page but, as peter pointed out, the user still could get at your source.

In any event, this seems somewhat abusive to me, what exactly are you trying to do.

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It is nothing abusive, don't worry :)

I'm just trying to make some advanced statistics.

Planoie what exactly did you mean with "client callbacks"

I don't see why advanced stats need to be hidden from the user. Peter is talking about using AJAX to make calls to pages that are not necessarily loaded into the UI.

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