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Thanks EaswaranP<br />
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So I have two column values that I need to pass to the new window; how do I add the additional one to the 'eval' code?
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Thanks EaswaranP

So I have two column values that I need to pass to the new window; how do I add the additional one to the 'eval' code?

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I figured it out...thanks so much for your help!
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I figured it out...thanks so much for your help!

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I have a gridview in a page with three button controls in template fields. The gridview shows several different summary totals. For each button, on button click I want to open a 'popup' window that displays a details gridview for that row. &nbsp;(The values I need to pass to the details gridview are columns 1 and 2. (lockbox and credit date).<br />
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Can someone help me with this? &nbsp;I've seen examples for using a hyperlink button control but I'm using a regular button control. &nbsp;Also, if I click the button within in a certain row does it make that row the 'selected row'?<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks.
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I have a gridview in a page with three button controls in template fields. The gridview shows several different summary totals. For each button, on button click I want to open a 'popup' window that displays a details gridview for that row.  (The values I need to pass to the details gridview are columns 1 and 2. (lockbox and credit date).

Can someone help me with this?  I've seen examples for using a hyperlink button control but I'm using a regular button control.  Also, if I click the button within in a certain row does it make that row the 'selected row'?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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