I have a Calendar Control on one page and I am adding new events to it through a form. The form is in a popup window..

I want to refresh my calendar after adding any new event to it after closing the popup window. How can I raise Page Load & Dayrender event again on the main Calendar page.

Any ideas?

Howdy Fellow Texan!

You might consider calling a javascript method from your calendar popup page that will call back to the "window.opener"

I am no great JavaScript Guru, but this is the code I wrote when I wanted to return the square foot value from one popup window to a field on the parent page.

function returnSqft()
{
// check to see if the window has an opener and it isn't closed
if(window.opener && (!window.opener.closed))
{
// call a method on the opener page, passing it a value
window.opener.setDeposit(sval);
// now close my popup window
window.close();
}
}

 Perhaps you might use a clientside javascript method to 'refresh' the parent page as I called a javascript method called setDeposit() in the above example! :) 

From a recent Yankee Transplant...

I agree that you will be using window.opener. The previous suggestion doesn't show how to cause a postback. Normally you call the __doPostBack() method that is on the window what you want to postback. Its the same here, except you need to know that window.opener is actually the window you need:

window.opener.__doPostBack("ClientID of the control that causes the postback", "");

ClientID can be from the Calendar's ClientID property.