Need to open radwindow as like the normal browser window

[Thenmozhi]

Hi,

Any body suggest me how to open the rad window in normal style..

Open like a browser window [it should look like how we open the page using window.open.]

In my app i have a button.

While click on that button i have some conditions checks.

If it satisfies my particular condition i have to open one URL (some times internal page some times other website page )

in new window with out blocking by pop up blocker.

I tried with java script window.open it is blocked by pop up blocker.

So i tried with Rad window. It is opening but i need the look and feel as default browser.

Please suggest me how to proceed on this.

Thanks in Advance
Thenmozhi

[Georgi Tunev]

Hello Thenmozhi,

To make the RadWindow look like the standard browser's window, you will need to create a custom skin. More information on the subject is available in the Appearance and Styling section of RadWindow's documentation.

Best wishes,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team

[Thenmozhi]

Hello Georgi Tunev ,

Thanks for your response.

We are not looking for look and feel change.

If we use the rad window.open it is opening like the pop up window.

But what actually we need is to open the URL in new tab as how we open a page using hyperlink in Asp.net.

In our application we can not use the hyperlink directly because there is no user click for the pop up.

On button click we have some internal criteria checks.

if criteria passed than we have to open a URL in new tab in code behind.

And it should not blocked by the pop up blocker.

Thanks in advance
Thenmozhi

[Cori]

Hello Thenmozhi,

The RadWindow cannot be open in a new tab, since it's not a real window object. The RadWindow is just an iFrame with some css styles that make it look like a window.

I hope that explains how the RadWindow works.

[Georgi Tunev]

Hi Thenmozhi,

In such case, I am afraid that RadWindow will not meet your requirements. The RadWindow control is created on the client and it exists only in the context of the page where it is created (which is opened in the browser window).

Greetings,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team