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OnClientClose|ClientCallBackFunction not firing after window.close(arg) is called

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Jason Maronge asked on 30 Sep 2007, 06:21 AM

Has anyone gotten the OnClientClose or ClientCallbackFunction method to fire when a window is closed? I am opening a window but neither method gets called anymore. Below is my code:

                var url = "<%=DocuSys.DocuView.SitePages.PreOp.Screening%>?showheader=" + showheader;  

                var oWnd = window.radopen(url,null);   

                oWnd.set_Status(url);  

                oWnd.set_Title("Drug Screening");   

                oWnd.setSize(_docWidth - 30, _docHeight - 130);   

                oWnd.center();         

                oWnd.<OnClientClose|ClientCallBackFunction> = function (radWindow, returnValue)  

                                              {     alert("returnValue");  

                                                    if(returnValue == "accept")  

                                                    {  

                                                        SignPreop();  

                                                    }  

                                              }

The <OnClientClose|ClientCallBackFunction> is to show I have tried both of those methods.

Jason

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answered on 02 Oct 2007, 12:00 PM

Hello HorseFly,

Such example can be found in the documentation, section Controls / RadWindow / RadWindow Client-Side / RadWindow Object Client-Side Object Model.

For convenience I am pasting it below:

//Set the OnClientClose dynamically by using the ASP.NET AJAX convention.  

//Useful for RadWindows created on the client.  

function OpenWin()     

{  

   var oWnd = radopen("Dialog.aspx", null);         

   oWnd.add_Close(OnClientCloseWin);     

}     

function OnClientCloseWin()  

{             

   //Your code here             

   alert('Closed');  

}

Regarding your second question, yes it will work by using get_ContentFrame().contentWindow:

//Call a predefined function in opened RadWindow  

function CallFn()  

{  

   var oWnd = $find("<%=RadWindowManager1.ClientID %>").getWindowByName("RadWindow1");  

   oWnd.get_ContentFrame().contentWindow.CalledFn(); //CalledFn() must exists in the RadWindow's content  

}

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answered on 08 Jul 2008, 02:58 PM

I may have found somewhat of a workaround for this. It might not work in all situations, but for what I needed, it works perfectly:

    
            function OpenWindow(url)  
        
            {  
        
              var oWnd = radopen(url,'SomeNewWindow');  
        
              oWnd.argument = document;       
        
            }  
        
            function WindowCallBack(someText)  
        
            {  
        
              alert(someText);  
        
            }

I pass the document of the calling page into the argument field of the new window. Then, when you want to close the window, call the function and use its argument property:

    
            function CloseWindow()     
        
            {     
        
              var oWnd = GetRadWindow();     
        
              var referringDoc = null;   
        
              if(oWnd.argument != null)     
        
              {     
        
                referringDoc = oWnd.argument;     
        
              }     
        
              if(referringDoc!= null)     
        
              {     
        
                referringDoc.parentWindow.WindowCallBack('I love apples');     
        
              }     
        
            }

I'm not positive if the "parentWindow" will work in all scenarios, so you might have to debug it a little bit. For me, this works even with postbacks. (which i thought was odd, but it still worked)