Hi,

I've this javascript:

function radwin_close(radWin) {

var objArg;
objArg = radWin.Argument;
document.getElementById("<%= txtPath.ClientID %>").value = objArg.Path
}

I'm calling this function on RadWindowManager: OnClientClose="radwin_close". I'm putting this as a user control, if I have 2 same user controls (1.ascx, 2.ascx) in the same page, in runtime, the page will generate 2 same function radwin_close(radWin). so how can i differentiate when i open radwindow from 1.ascx, it will call the 1.ascx javascript function?

Regards.

Hi ekc,

In such scenario, only the radwin_close() function that is rendered last on the page will be executed - as it will override the one rendered previously.
What I would suggest is to give a different name to the JS function depending on (for example) RadWindow's ClientID property.
For example, let's say that the RadWindowManager is called RadWindowManager1.
Then the JavaScript function's name can be set as

function <%= RadWindowManager1.ClientID %>_close()

{

    alert("called");

}

and you can set the OnClientClose property from codebehind (in the user control) like this:

RadWindowManager1.OnClientClose = RadWindowManager1.ClientID + "_close";

This way, when the page with the usercontrols in it is rendered, you will get 2 different JavaScript functions, each hooked to the corresponding manager.

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team