C# asp .net open two documents in same method using window.open

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Hi,
In my web application i have two checkboxes.
If user checked X, then open X.pdf.
If user checked Y, then open Y.pdf.
Upto this its working fine.
But what i want is if user checkd both checkboxes, then need to open both documents one after another.

So code will be something like this:

private void xyz()
{
    ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(base.Page, base.Page.GetType(), "check1", "window.open('../X.pdf');", true);
    ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(base.Page, base.Page.GetType(), "check2", "window.open('../Y.pdf');", true);

}

But it only opens first pdf.
Please let me know if anyone wants more clearity about my question..

Posted 30-Jan-11 22:46pm

Ravi Mori

Updated 30-Jan-11 23:01pm

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Prerak Patel 31-Jan-11 5:02am

It opens both the documents here without any problem. Get some more details.

Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 5:13am

You want to open both document in same window one after other? Or you are fine with multiple windows. Kindly clarify.

Pravin Patil, Mumbai 31-Jan-11 5:15am

Hi Ravi, As far as I know, you can open only one window in javascript at a time.

Sandeep Mewara 31-Jan-11 5:28am

You can open more than one. :)
Above code actually is doing exactly that. (2 new windows with different contents.)

Umair Feroze 31-Jan-11 5:18am

I tried the code and found no issue with. It opened two files in two different windows. I think there is some other issue with your code. May be there is some logical error while calling the function

soni uma 31-Jan-11 5:38am

U r right umair. code is working.

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shakil0304003 · Answer 1 · 2011-01-31T21:29:00

Solution 1

I put your code, in a new page, it works nice. I think problem is somewhere else. So, give more code of your page.

Posted 31-Jan-11 21:29pm

shakil0304003