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Do you mean you're opening an Excel sheet on window.open doc? If yes then have it on the DIV with an initial back color.
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Do you mean you're opening an Excel sheet on window.open doc? If yes then have it on the DIV with an initial back color.

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Is it possible to do something like this from code behind?:<br />
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Response.Write(&quot;&lt;script&gt;my<wbr />window = window.open('&quot; + script + &quot;'); myWindow.document.bgColor=<wbr />'&quot; + color1 + &quot;'&lt;/script&gt;&quot;)<br />
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When I open an excel spreadsheet, it takes awhile and the background is transparent initially. It looks odd. Thank you for any ideas you might have.<br />
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Is it possible to do something like this from code behind?:

Response.Write("<script>mywindow = window.open('" + script + "'); myWindow.document.bgColor='" + color1 + "'</script>")

When I open an excel spreadsheet, it takes awhile and the background is transparent initially. It looks odd. Thank you for any ideas you might have.



Can you set background color in window.open?

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