Sebastian

You can execute javascript code to run when the page is posted back. Here is an example of having another window popup when the page is returned:

Dim sUrl As String = "MyHelp.aspx"
Dim sFeatures As String = "'height=320;width=160;left=100;top=50'"

' Create a client script to open the window
Dim sScript As String
sScript &= "<script language=javascript>"
sScript &= "window.open('" & sUrl & "',''," & sFeatures & ");"
sScript &= "</script>"

' Write it into the output stream for immediate execution
Response.Write(sScript)

>Hi, Cathi!
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>For sample code on how to do this look at message #710745
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>I've tried the given issues - and it works great!
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>But now I've an additional question about the Attributes stuff:
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>I can use code like
> Button1.Attributes.Add("onClick", "JavaScript:Button1_onClick()")
>to add the OnClick stuff to Button1.
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>I tried also
> Page.Attributes.Add("onLoad", "JavaScript:onClick()")???
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>This line of code doesn't work because there is no Page.attributes collection!!!
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>Is there any way to do the same thing with Page attributes like button attributes?
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>TIA