Comments by Member 12554029

Member 12554029 18-Dec-17 8:28am View

there has to be a secure window close sign for some place, i'm use OnClientClick = "window.close(); for close windows

Member 12554029 18-Dec-17 4:59am View

the scripst do not work for me, they do not hide the background, the page1 that is where the Div to hide has this escript

function hideDiv () {
var div = document.getElementById ('<% = background.ClientID%>');
div.style.display = 'none';

<pre>
}
</ script></pre>

and the page that closes and must give the order to hide it has this other

<script type = "text / javascript">
window.attachEvent ('beforeunload', function (event) {
window.opener.hideDiv ();
});

<pre>
</ script></pre>

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 8:47am View

In the solution that you give me, where is the instruction that is equivalent to div.Style.Add ("display", "none")? can it be in ajax?

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 8:04am View

When I close page 2 the div on page 1 must execute
div.Style.Add ("display", "none")

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 7:49am View

How could I do that?

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 6:32am View

The way to launch the page is as follows:
on page1.aspx.vb I put this:
Dim newWin As String = "window.open ('page2.aspx', '_blank', 'top = 300, left = 400, width = 700, height = 500, status = yes')" ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript (Me.GetType (), "popup", newWin, True)

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 6:32am View

Deleted

The way to launch the page is as follows:
on page1.aspx.vb I put this:
Dim newWin As String = "window.open ('page2.aspx', '_blank', 'top = 300, left = 400, width = 700, height = 500, status = yes')" ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript (Me.GetType (), "popup", newWin, True)

Member 12554029 15-Dec-17 5:21am View

what I do is launch page 2 from page 1, page 1 activates div as well: div.Style.Add ("display", "block") and page2 deactivates it by making a div.Style.Add (" display "," none ")

Comments by Member 12554029 (Top 8 by date)