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Joined: 8/25/2007
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Hi,
I am waiting until a user logs in, and doing a check if the user has completed a poll. If the poll has not been completed I am using a dialog to pass another page survey.aspx with a wizard control and code behind to complete the poll. Everything works as expected until the user gets done with the poll. I've tried every variation of javascript and/or server side code I could imagine. At the end of the wizard is a finish button, which for me executes server side code, the end of the server side code I try executing javascript sitting on the master page to close but no luck. I'm grasping for straws how to close this dialog from the survey page via code behind or client side. Any suggestions?
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Rank: Administration
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Joined: 5/27/2007
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Hi,
The easiest way to close a dialog from code behind to set the dialog's InitialState to Hidden.
Thanks
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Thanks for the quick response as always, but as indicated above I'm using contentURL so the code behind is in a seperate page as the dialog which is why I was trying to use javascript.
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Hi, When the page behind is in a seperate page, it get a little bit complicated to close the dialog. Say you have Page1.aspx and Page2.aspx, which appears as ContentUrl inside a dialog in Page1, you would have to render some JavaScript inside Page2.aspx to call code in Page.aspx. You can try some code like this: Page2:
Code: HTML/ASPX
<asp:Panel id="panCloseDialogScript" Visible="False">
<script type="text/javascript">
parent.CloseDialog();
</script>
</asp:Panel>
Where CloseDialog is a JavaScript function you placed in Page1:
Code: JavaScript
function CloseDialog()
{
Dialog1.close();
}
To close the dialog in code behind, you would set panCloseDialogScript's Visible to true, which triggers parent.CloseDialog, which calls the dialog's close method to close the dialog. Thanks
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As always, thank you very much - worked like a charm! Your controls have been a foundation for my corporate based websites where 500+ people rely on them on a daily basis to manage, print, and coordinate work and schedules. I can't wait for someone at your organization to dream up the next control we will get some use out of!
Thanks!
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