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I m using ShowModalDialog function of javascript to display a popup window, like this<br />
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window.showModalDialog(&quot;Ca<wbr />rdActivati<wbr />on.aspx&quot;,w<wbr />indow ,&quot;dialogWidth:800px; dialogHeight:400px; resizable:yes&quot;);<br />
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and on CardActivation.aspx page, &nbsp;Page_load() event i m poulation a text box with a value i receive from a session variable. <br />
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My problem is that, The Page_Load() fires the first time the session starts, but after that it doesnt get fired. <br />
Can anyone help me with what is the problem.. thanks a lot in advance
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I m using ShowModalDialog function of javascript to display a popup window, like this

window.showModalDialog("CardActivation.aspx",window ,"dialogWidth:800px; dialogHeight:400px; resizable:yes");


and on CardActivation.aspx page,  Page_load() event i m poulation a text box with a value i receive from a session variable. 

My problem is that, The Page_Load() fires the first time the session starts, but after that it doesnt get fired. 
Can anyone help me with what is the problem.. thanks a lot in advance

Javascript ShowModalDialog function problem

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