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Hello,<br />
The native way to open a new page from a button click is using JavaScript.<br />
Please check this thread, I think the subject that had been discussed here is very similar to your question.<br />
<a href="http://www.developerfusion.com/thread/33075/open-a-webpage-in-new-window-using-c-code/" rel="ugc">http://www.developerfusion.com/thread/33075/open-a-webpage-in-new-window-using-c-code/</a><br />
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I hope it helps.
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Hello,
The native way to open a new page from a button click is using JavaScript.
Please check this thread, I think the subject that had been discussed here is very similar to your question.
http://www.developerfusion.com/thread/33075/open-a-webpage-in-new-window-using-c-code/ [http://www.developerfusion.com/thread/33075/open-a-webpage-in-new-window-using-c-code/]

I hope it helps.

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Is it possible to programmatically instantiate an application page in Sharepoint (2010). I would like to open my custom application page as a new windows when user press &quot;more information&quot; -button (custom control). 
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Is it possible to programmatically instantiate an application page in Sharepoint (2010). I would like to open my custom application page as a new windows when user press "more information" -button (custom control). 

Programmatically instantiate an application page in Sharepoint

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