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Well, the javascript would simply be: self.close(); or window.close();<br />
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Are you trying to do this with a client-side click handler or by injecting the script from your code-behind?
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Well, the javascript would simply be: self.close(); or window.close();

Are you trying to do this with a client-side click handler or by injecting the script from your code-behind?

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Well, maybe I should use my command button somethign like this? -- &lt;asp:Button ID=&quot;Button1&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; Text=&quot;Open window&quot; OnClientClick=&quot;OpenWindow(<wbr />'RadWindow<wbr />1');return<wbr /> false;&quot; /&gt;<br />
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But do you know a javascript to close the window?
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Well, maybe I should use my command button somethign like this? -- <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Open window" OnClientClick="OpenWindow('RadWindow1');return false;" />

But do you know a javascript to close the window?

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I want a command button on my asp.net vb page to call a javascript function before closing the page. I have a command button now that I was experiementing with, and in code behind this code: InjectScript.Text = &quot;&lt;script&gt;OpenWindowDiag()&lt;<wbr />/&quot; + &quot;script&gt;&quot; But I don't know how to make it close the window. Any help? Thanks.
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I want a command button on my asp.net vb page to call a javascript function before closing the page. I have a command button now that I was experiementing with, and in code behind this code: InjectScript.Text = "<script>OpenWindowDiag()</" + "script>" But I don't know how to make it close the window. Any help? Thanks.

Command button to unload page

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