I have a one single login page with two textbox of Username(txtUsername) and password (txtPassword) and two buttons with one Login(cmdLogin) and Cancel(cmdCancel). Now in the code behind I have code like Private Sub cmdLogin_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdLogin.Click Dim CAPSsystem As CAPS.WebUserDB = New CAPS.WebUserDB() Dim webUserID As String = CAPSsystem.Login(txtUserName.Text, txtPassword.Text) If Not (webUserID Is Nothing) And webUserID <> "" Then Dim userDetails
As CAPS.WebUserDetails = CAPSsystem.GetWebUserDetails(webUserID) Session("ssnUserName") = txtUserName.Text FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(txtUserName.Text, 0) Response.Clear() Response.Redirect("CAPSFrameset.htm") Else lblMsg.Text = "Incorrect Username
or Pasword" End If End Sub which is checking credentials from Database. Now instead of Response.Redirect("CAPSFrameset.htm"), I want to open CAPSFrameset.htm in new window which I need to be without Toolbar and hide the orignal Login window. I tried using
Javascript code function CallScript(){ window.open ('CAPSFrameset.htm','test','top=0,left=0,scrollbar=0,toolbar=0'); } in HEAD and cmdLogin.Attributes.Add("onClick", "CallScript()") in page-load of the form but it isn't working for me i think because I already
have serverside code for that button.
Try putting this after you've done your work in the Login method: this.RegisterClientScriptBlock("CallScript", "<script type=""text/javascript"">CallScript();</script>") that way when your page returns from the PostBack, it will launch your new window.
Thanks for your answer but I am getting build error because of keyword 'this' and if I remove it I am getting Page not found error. Can you help me out?
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