Hi:
We have a RadWindow in our application that does some very sophisticated logic in the code behind. Generally we need to use the RadWindow to obtain certain preliminary information before we can invoke this logic.
But now we've come up with a situation where we want to invoke the logic directly without actually showing the RadWindow. The logic will ultimately open yet another window (to display a Word document) and, in this situation, the 'Word Document' window is the only window that we want to see.
Is there a way to do this using the code in the Radwindow code-behind?
Thanks for your suggestions.
We have a RadWindow in our application that does some very sophisticated logic in the code behind. Generally we need to use the RadWindow to obtain certain preliminary information before we can invoke this logic.
But now we've come up with a situation where we want to invoke the logic directly without actually showing the RadWindow. The logic will ultimately open yet another window (to display a Word document) and, in this situation, the 'Word Document' window is the only window that we want to see.
Is there a way to do this using the code in the Radwindow code-behind?
Thanks for your suggestions.
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Hi Dan,
Basically, you can hide a RadWindow by referencing its client object and calling its method close(). This should be done by using script and since you need to do it from the server you can execute the script from there as explained in the article below:
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/posts/09-05-05/executing_javascript_function_from_server-side_code.aspx
All the best,
Svetlina
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Basically, you can hide a RadWindow by referencing its client object and calling its method close(). This should be done by using script and since you need to do it from the server you can execute the script from there as explained in the article below:
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/posts/09-05-05/executing_javascript_function_from_server-side_code.aspx
All the best,
Svetlina
the Telerik team
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