popup window close to submit opener window without 'causes validation' happening

M

Matt Jensen

Howdy

I've got a ASP.NET webform page that pops up a window for a user to make a
selection. Once they make a selection in this popup window, the form in the
popup is submitted an update to the DB is fired, the window closes, and the
opener window's (server) form is submitted (via JavaScript) (so that any
form changes that were made are retained) and the newly loaded page shows
the new selections from the popup window.

However, the newly loaded page also shows any validation messages, which
whilst not a huge problem, I'd rather not have for cleanliness' sake. What
can I do via JavaScript to submit the opener form but not have the .NET
'causes validation' happen?

Can I use the JavaScript to call some hidden/dummy/zero width button (either
HTML or .NET), or is there some better method?

Thanks for any suggestions.
Cheers
Matt
 
M

Matt Jensen

sorted.

I used a <a href="" runat="server" id="test"
onclick="javascript:myjavascript();">test</a> to open the popup window.

I the popup window I used the javascript:

window.opener.__doPostBack('test','');
self.close();

to call the dotnet postback function, specifying my <a> tag as the 'sender',
hence no "causesvalidation" firing.

I originally had a asp.net linkbutton however that submitted my page each
time it was clicked, and which was an unnecessary and annoying superfluous
page submit, but now this doesn't happen.

Matt
 

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