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did you tried to use html hidden field?
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I have some aspx code(behind) evaluating a condition that, if true, should cause a child of the existing window to close. Javascript code as below would have been used to create the popup and I can call JS function that should close it.<br />
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&nbsp; top.open(theURL,'myWin','r<wbr />esizable=y<wbr />es,width=7<wbr />60,height=<wbr />470');<br />
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The problem appears to be that the main window loses scope of the child because of a necessary postback. Is there a way to maintain a reference to the child so I can close it after the main postsback?<br />
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thx<br />
--steve...
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I have some aspx code(behind) evaluating a condition that, if true, should cause a child of the existing window to close. Javascript code as below would have been used to create the popup and I can call JS function that should close it.

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  top.open(theURL,'myWin','resizable=yes,width=760,height=470');
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The problem appears to be that the main window loses scope of the child because of a necessary postback. Is there a way to maintain a reference to the child so I can close it after the main postsback?

thx
--steve...

Close a popup after postback

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