problem with radopen

[mww]

I have a menu on a master page that opens a radwindow (window1)  this window contains a radgrid.  In the radgrid I have some code that opens a second window (window2) to allow editing of the grid contents.  This works ok, but Im having a problem referencing window2 if my .aspx page is in a subdirectory and not the site root.  Heres whats happening

I activate window2 when my main page is

/Website/default.aspx    the page is in the root (using this bit of code var oBrowserWnd = GetRadWindow().BrowserWindow;)

I call this code

var oBrowserWnd = GetRadWindow().BrowserWindow;

 oBrowserWnd.radopen("ArtistAdmin/BandMemberEditForm.aspx?ID=" + id, "BandMemberDialog");

  return false;

the edit form is found and opens ok

If the .aspx page happens to be in a subdirectory, eg

/Website/ArtistAdmin/ArtistAdminPage.aspx

the window cant be found because BrowserWindow is
/website/artistadmin/artistadmin.aspx

so radopen tries this


/website/artistadmin/artistadmin/artistadmin.aspx

How can I force radopen to use the root directory of my site ?

[Marin Bratanov]

Hello Mark,

What you are using are relative paths (in your example, at least), so I would suggest that you rework your calls to use the correct relative paths. Another approach is to use the full URLs, for example http://www.mysite.com/WebApp1/Folder1/page1.aspx. There is a third approach to resolve urls in JavaScript that is inside a page - by using the server-side ResolveUrl method: var resolvedUrl = '<%= ResolveUrl("~/images/testIcon.gif")%>'; and use this variable in the radopen() call.

Please note that which URL is loaded in the frame does not change the JavaScript window object, only its location property, therefore I believe your issue is some incorrect relative paths.

I would also recommend that you examine your other thread on the similar matter which I answered and carefully examine my sample and the linked resources.


Best wishes,
Marin
the Telerik team