This is an interesting idea - to fire some script code into the newly generated page. I suspect this generates Invalid HTML though as the script code will end up at the top of the document. Really you should use this.RegisterStartupScript() to make this work correctly.

Also I don't htink it addresses the scenario here. This code will cause a window to pop up when the page is submitted. This may or may not be what you want, as usually you'll want the window to pop up on the CURRENT page. For that you need to use the Onclick attribute.

+++ Rick ---

>Place a button (or any other control that has allows has a click event) on a web form. Double click the the button to open up the click event, and add the following code (of course change to point to the web page you want to display:
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>Response.Write("<script language='javascript'> { javascript:window.open('mywebpage.htm', 'myPopupWindowTitle','resizable=yes,location=no,menubar=yes,toolbar=yes,scrollbars=yes') }</script>")
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>Of course, you may set the window attributes according to your needs.
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>Regards,
>Carl.