B
Benton
Hi there,
I have a child webform (with a ASP.NET calendar control) that opens in a
javascript popup window when I click a button in the caller form. Child page
has a <title> tag, and javascript window open options dictate "statusbar=no"
While running the site inside VS 2003, the child page pops up as expected,
with the specified title and no status bar. So far so good.
However, once I take the binary and aspx files to the production machine,
the child page pops up with the browser's default title and the status bar
visible! If I inspect the source code, my title tag *is* there. If I
inspect the calling form's source code, the "statusbar=no" option in the
"onclick" attribute is there as well. I am puzzled.
Any ideas?
-Benton
Using VS 2003 / Framework 1.1
I have a child webform (with a ASP.NET calendar control) that opens in a
javascript popup window when I click a button in the caller form. Child page
has a <title> tag, and javascript window open options dictate "statusbar=no"
While running the site inside VS 2003, the child page pops up as expected,
with the specified title and no status bar. So far so good.
However, once I take the binary and aspx files to the production machine,
the child page pops up with the browser's default title and the status bar
visible! If I inspect the source code, my title tag *is* there. If I
inspect the calling form's source code, the "statusbar=no" option in the
"onclick" attribute is there as well. I am puzzled.
Any ideas?
-Benton
Using VS 2003 / Framework 1.1