Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events. RSS

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  pisschrist

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  Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events.

  Oct 09, 2003 01:40 PM|LINK

  I have a small problem using both client side events (with javascript) and server side events for a button. The button is located in a popup. in the client side onclick event I have specified that the parent form should reload and the popup should close itself, works fine. in the server side event I update some things in a database. now the parent form shows those information of the database. my problem is that the clientside script is called _before_ the server side event (which means before the database is updated). as a consequence, when the popup is close, the view of the data in the parent form is not up to date. Is there a way to fix this? Greetings, Dora
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  stevenbey

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  Re: Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events.

  Oct 09, 2003 03:08 PM|LINK

  Use a second page to close the window and refresh the parent window.
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  Re: Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events.

  Oct 10, 2003 12:03 PM|LINK

  Um how exactly? Can you describe it more in details, please? Greetings, Dora
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  Re: Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events.

  Oct 10, 2003 12:50 PM|LINK

  The page in your popup posts back to the server to update the database. The client-side code to refresh the parent window and close the popup could be added at this point, so that it fires automatically (document's onload event): [C#]

  <script runat="server">
  
  
    public void Page_Load ( Object src, EventArgs eArgs ) {
  
  
      if ( IsPostback ) {
  
  
        Body.Attributes [ "onload" ] = "opener.refresh(); close();"
      }
  
  
    }
  
  
  </script>
  ...
  
  ...

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  Re: Javascript onclick and Button's onlick events.

  Oct 15, 2003 08:52 AM|LINK

  thx I used a third page to close and refresh the other but a bit differently. When needing to close the popup and refresh the parent I redirect to the third page. The third page immeadiately closes itselft and refreshes the parent with javascript. Greetings, Dora