Hi;
    My scenario is that i have created window name is parent.aspx . this parent widow have a button i want on click this button a popup window will be open. in popup window user enter something in text box and when he click on save button. popup window will be close and data which he entered in text box show in parent window without window refresh. how i can get popup window value in parent window without refresh.
            i hope someone help me. i will be very thankfull.....

qadeeralvi

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qadeeralvi

In the popup, when the save button is clicked add the following line of client-side code, assuming that in the popup the textbox is named "txtChild" in the page's only form and in the parent the texbox is called "txtParent" in the only form:
A little longwinded but should work...



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Joe

Hi JOe
when i do according to your code. Error message show. my code is..

private void btnSave_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
string strClose = "<script language=javascript> ";
strClose = strClose + "document.Form1.elements ['txtLoginName'].value = self.document.FormChild.elements['txtChild'].value ";
strClose = strClose + " window.opener.location.href='adduser.aspx'";
strClose = strClose + " window.close(); </script>";
RegisterClientScriptBlock("key",strClose);
}

Error message is...
Line: 17
char: 115
Error Expected: ','
Code: 0


qadeeralvi

I have still problem kindly help me.......


qadeeralvi

Qadeeralvi,
The javascript code you are rendering to the client also needs a ; at the end of the statement.
So you line:
strClose = strClose + "document.Form1.elements ['txtLoginName'].value = self.document.FormChild.elements['txtChild'].value ";
Should be:
strClose = strClose + "document.Form1.elements ['txtLoginName'].value = self.document.FormChild.elements['txtChild'].value; ";
Notice the extra ; at the end of the line, one for the rendered javascript and one for your c# statement.
Also needed in:
strClose = strClose + " window.opener.location.href='adduser.aspx';";




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I think you missed out the ";" in the javascript string...


string strClose = "<script language=javascript> ";
            strClose = strClose + "document.Form1.elements ['txtLoginName'].value = self.document.FormChild.elements['txtChild'].value; ";
            strClose = strClose + " window.opener.location.href='adduser.aspx';";
            strClose = strClose + " window.close(); </script>";
            RegisterClientScriptBlock("key",strClose);

Regards
Ganesh

Hi, I'm trying to do something similar, though a few requirements for the page are complicating matters. Hopefully, somebody here can help.

Basically, I have a pair of pages, a parent page and a popup. As with the above, I'm trying to get the popup to return a value to the parent page. Now, here are the complications. I'm using ASP.NET. The parent page uses a repeater to create several instances of a table that has a button to call the popup and a textbox to accept the returned value. The popup displays a gridview with a list of items that are populated at run-time. The user is to select one of these, which then causes the value to be returned and the popup to close. So far, I have code setup to handle the click of an item through the code-behind file. That is, I have a VB function in place that captures the value of the selected item. I just need to pass it back, somehow.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. We've been working on this with little success for a while now and are thoroughly stumped.