Refresh GridView from pop-up

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David C

I have an asp.net web page that contains a GridView showing data from a
database. I have a LinkButton in one of the GridView columns that has
OnClientClick = "return opentask();" which opens a pop-up aspx page using
the following Javascript.

function opentasks(srecordid) {
var surl = 'JobTasks.aspx?rid=' + srecordid;
void window.open(surl, "_blank",
height=475,width=760,status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no");
return false;
}

What I would like to do is when the JobTasks.aspx (FormView) does an insert
or update I would like to refresh ( DataBind()? ) the GridView (named
gvOpenorders) on the calling page.

Is there an easy way to do this and if so, how? Thanks.

David
 
I have an asp.net web page that contains a GridView showing data from a
database. I have a LinkButton in one of the GridView columns that has
OnClientClick = "return opentask();" which opens a pop-up aspx page using
the following Javascript.

function opentasks(srecordid) {
var surl = 'JobTasks.aspx?rid=' + srecordid;
void window.open(surl, "_blank",
height=475,width=760,status=yes,toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no");
return false;
}

What I would like to do is when the JobTasks.aspx (FormView) does an insert
or update I would like to refresh ( DataBind()? ) the GridView (named
gvOpenorders) on the calling page.

Is there an easy way to do this and if so, how? Thanks.

David
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Not sure if this would qualify for best answer, but since you are
using JavaScript windows I'd go for the next approach.

Add a button or linkbutton to your calling page and attach an event
handler to it (use dblClick on it) - think you might even be able to
hide the button; not sure about that though, so better test is visible
first -
in that eventhandler refresh the data for the grid. Let's call the
button RefreshGridButton

In the JobTasks.aspx you add a JavaScript something like the next:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
if (window.opener != null)
{
try
{
window.opener.javascript:__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');
---> handle catch

Think it should work (pretty untested though)

..L.
 
Leon said:
Not sure if this would qualify for best answer, but since you are
using JavaScript windows I'd go for the next approach.

Add a button or linkbutton to your calling page and attach an event
handler to it (use dblClick on it) - think you might even be able to
hide the button; not sure about that though, so better test is visible
first -
in that eventhandler refresh the data for the grid. Let's call the
button RefreshGridButton

In the JobTasks.aspx you add a JavaScript something like the next:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
if (window.opener != null)
{
try
{
window.opener.javascript:__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');
---> handle catch

Think it should work (pretty untested though)

.L.
Click to expand...

I will give that a try. I was even thinking of using an AJAX Timer control
to do a DataBind every xxx seconds that I could activate when I opened the
new window and then turned it off when I closed it. Not sure how I could
stop the Timer since it is on the "opener" page. Thanks.

David
 
Leon,

It did not like

window.opener.javascript:__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');

It said 'expected ;' as a page error and it was referencing the colon (:)
you have after the word javascript

David
 
Leon,

It did not like

window.opener.javascript:__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');

It said 'expected ;' as a page error and it was referencing the colon (:)
you have after the word javascript

David
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ofcourse it didn't like it..
it's either:
function namehere()
window.opener.__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');


or <a
href"javascript:window.opener.__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');

but never :javascript inside the function

the :javascript states: this <a href == is a script call; which
script??: javascript

..L.
 
Leon said:
ofcourse it didn't like it..
it's either:
function namehere()
window.opener.__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');


or <a
href"javascript:window.opener.__doPostBack('RefreshGridButton','');

but never :javascript inside the function

the :javascript states: this <a href == is a script call; which
script??: javascript

.L.
Click to expand...

Leon,
I changed it to below, but still no luck, however I am not getting any
errors. When I click the refresh button on the opener page it does refresh,
but not when I call it from this pop-up page. Below is my function I have in
the pop-up page.

function refreshorders() {
if (window.opener != null) {
window.opener.__doPostBack('LBtnRefreshOrders','');
}
}


David
 
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