Hei!

How do I make the "url" open up in its own window? Do I need to redirect to a new .asp and JS it?

Select Case Request.querystring("admin")
   Case "tilgang"
        Response.redirect "gi_tilgang.asp"
   Case "konto"
        "url"
   Case Else
        Response.redirect "abandon.asp"
End Select

Mvh
grstad

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use the target property inside your anchor tag:
<a href="someLocation/pageName.asp" target="_blank">Link Text</a>

Wind is your friend
Matt

...but it is a submit-button, not an a...

Mvh grstad

You need to put it into client side script (usually Javascript), not your server side asp code (since that would be too late, so to speak).

You don't need to redirect it to a new .asp, necessarily. Whatever page you want to open in a new window - it can be the same page or a different page, or a different site, for that matter.

Here is a simple example:

Woody Z
http://www.learntoprogramnow.com

...when one of the option-buttons (radio) is checked, the submit-button triggers the response-page, which says;

Select Case Request.Querystring("radio")
   Case konto
  (please open up an url in a new window)
   Case Else
      Response.redirect "some.asp"
End Select

How can I use "window.open('linktest.html','myWindow');" value="Open Window" /> here...?

Mvh
grstad

You could write a Javascript function that, when the submit button is pressed, it could search through your form and detect which radio button was checked and then open a window based upon that.

Server side you could do something like:

Dim sJavaScript

Select Case Request.QueryString("radio")
   Case "konto"
      sJavaScript = "<script language=javascript>"
      sJavaScript = "window.open('yourpage.asp','windowname');"
      sJavaScript = "</scr" & "ipt>"
   Case "konto2"
      sJavaScript = "<script language=javascript>"
      sJavaScript = "window.open('yourpage2.asp','windowname');"
      sJavaScript = "</scr" & "ipt>"
   Case Else
      Response.Redirect("./some.asp")
End Select

Response.Write(sJavaScript)

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...thank you sir. But why is "</script>" turned into "</scr" & "ipt>"...?

Mvh
grstad

mmmm good question.

You may want to add other properties to your .open method - x and y location of the window, height, width, re-size, scroll, tools etc. Go to:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ods/open_0.asp
for all the options

Wind is your friend
Matt

In .NET if i were to send that code back to the browser, while it is syntactly correct, the browser will say that there is an error in the script.

Nearest I can tell it has to do with the JavaScripts that handle ViewState and Postbacks; I was able to get around this problem by changing the closing tag to how it is displayed above. So, to answer your question, I wrote it like that out of force of habit! =]

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I will only tell you how to do it, not do it for you.
Unless, of course, you want to hire me to do work for you.

^^Thats my signature

very interesting, thankyou for the explanation. In my experience, here in aussie, .net did not take over like I believe it has in other places. I have zero experience with it, however thought standardization was one of its benefits, sounds a bit hairy..:o)



Wind is your friend
Matt