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Suggestions on how to Open a New Window from a data grid
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| I have a datagrid that holds a whole list of records about computers. I need one column that is a hyperlink that when clicked will show the details of that computer model. The hyper link needs to open in a new window and have an address that is my page na
me (modelinfo.aspx). That part is easy, as this is built into the datagrid control. But the last thing I need is a varible on it, so when the hyperlink is clicked, a New page would open and have an address "modelinfo.aspx?Model=" & what ever value is in t
he corresponding cell that was clicked. So if I clicked on Model "e20" the address bar would have to read "modelinfo.aspx?Model=e20" etc. Any suggestions? Thanks
Bill
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| avnrao 2004-05-31, 3:40 am |
| try this in the datagrid..
<asp:HyperLink runat="server" Target=_blank Text='<%#
DataBinder.Eval(Container, "DataItem.Model") %>' NavigateUrl='<%#
DataBinder.Eval(Container, "DataItem.Model", "modelinfo.aspx?Model={0}")
%>'></asp:HyperLink>
Av.
"Bill" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37BAE768-6513-47BE-AD69-4DC4903D4573@microsoft.com...
>I have a datagrid that holds a whole list of records about computers. I
>need one column that is a hyperlink that when clicked will show the details
>of that computer model. The hyper link needs to open in a new window and
>have an address that is my page name (modelinfo.aspx). That part is easy,
>as this is built into the datagrid control. But the last thing I need is a
>varible on it, so when the hyperlink is clicked, a New page would open and
>have an address "modelinfo.aspx?Model=" & what ever value is in the
>corresponding cell that was clicked. So if I clicked on Model "e20" the
>address bar would have to read "modelinfo.aspx?Model=e20" etc. Any
>suggestions? Thanks
>
> Bill
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