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answered on 05 Oct 2007, 05:21 AM

Hi k f,

You can find below the code for that page. It is a simple Html and there is no codebehind for it. If you have installed the RadControls "Prometheus" suite, the Dialog.aspx file is available in your
C:\Program Files\telerik\RadControls 'Prometheus' for ASPNET Q2 2007\Live Demos\Window\Examples\DialogReturnValue folder.

<html> 

    <head><title>  

    Dialog  

</title>          

        <style> 

        *  

        {  

            font: normal 11px Arial, Verdana, Sans-serif;         

        }  

        .bButton  

        {  

            width: 100px;  

            height: 20px;  

            border: 1px;  

            background-image: url(../bBtuttonBg.gif);  

            background-repeat: no-repeat;  

            background-color: #fff;           

            color: #666666;  

            vertical-align: middle;  

        }                 

        </style> 

    </head> 

    <body onload="ConfigureDialog()">  

        <form  method="post" action="Dialog.aspx?rwndrnd=0.9340661230008723" id="Form1">  

<div> 

<div><input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/wEPDwUJNzgzNDMwNTMzZGQYc4E0Z46D6xzjFv4tH3xVekRc2w==" /></div>  

</div> 

        <script type="text/javascript">  

            //This code is used to provide a reference to the radwindow "wrapper"  

            function GetRadWindow()  

            {  

                var oWindow = null;  

                if (window.radWindow) oWindow = window.radWindow;  

                else if (window.frameElement.radWindow) oWindow = window.frameElement.radWindow;  

                return oWindow;  

            }         

            function ConfigureDialog()  

            {  

                //Get a reference to the radWindow wrapper  

                var oWindow = GetRadWindow();  

                //Obtain the argument   

                var oArg = oWindow.Argument;  

                //Use the argument  

                var oArea = document.getElementById("DialogInfoArea");  

                oArea.value = oArg.TextValue;  

                oArea.style.color = oArg.Color;  

                oArea.style.backgroundColor = oArg.BackColor;                     

            }  

            function OK_Clicked()  

            {  

                var oWindow = GetRadWindow();  

                //Get current content of text area  

                var oNewText = document.getElementById("DialogInfoArea").value;  

                alert ("Text to be returned to main page: " + oNewText);  

                //Variant1: Passing the argument to the close method will result in the same behavior  

                oWindow.close(oNewText);  

                //Variant2: Invoke the calback function, pass it the result as an argument  

                //oWindow.CallBack(oNewText);  

                //Variant3: Possible to set the Argument property of RadWindow here, and read it in the OnClientclose event handler!  

                //oWindow.Argument = oNewText;            

            }  

            function Cancel_Clicked()  

            {  

                var oWindow = GetRadWindow();             

                oWindow.close();  

            }                 

        </script>     

        Text from main page (possible to change):  

        <br/><textarea id="DialogInfoArea" rows="5" cols="38"></textarea> 

        <br/>         

        <button onclick="OK_Clicked(); return false;" class="bButton">OK</button> &nbsp;&nbsp;        

        <button onclick="Cancel_Clicked(); return false;" class="bButton">Cancel</button>     

        </form> 

    </body> 

</html>

Best wishes,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team

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