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There are server side events and client side events for the linkbutton.<br />
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&lt;asp:LinkButton runat=&quot;server&quot; ID=&quot;lnkButton1&quot; OnClick=&quot;ServerSideMethod&quot;<wbr /> OnClientClick=&quot;ClientSideM<wbr />ethod&quot; Text=&quot;Click Me&quot;&gt;&lt;/asp:LinkButton&gt;<br />
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On the Server side you can do any server side processing you need, and then in the OnClientClick attribute, you give it the name of the javascript function you would like to call. &nbsp;Have that javascript function open your pdf in a new window.
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There are server side events and client side events for the linkbutton.

<asp:LinkButton runat="server" ID="lnkButton1" OnClick="ServerSideMethod" OnClientClick="ClientSideMethod" Text="Click Me"></asp:LinkButton>

On the Server side you can do any server side processing you need, and then in the OnClientClick attribute, you give it the name of the javascript function you would like to call.  Have that javascript function open your pdf in a new window.

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csharp asp.net 4<br />
I have a linkbutton.<br />
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On click I insert some values into a database on server but on the client side I need to open a PDF file in a new window.<br />
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How can I achieve this?<br />
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Wing
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csharp asp.net 4
I have a linkbutton.

On click I insert some values into a database on server but on the client side I need to open a PDF file in a new window.

How can I achieve this?

Wing

Linkbutton server and client events

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