How to prevent opening of an Closed Popup While clicking on F5 or Refresh

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In my project , I have a requirement that when a open a popup using linkbutton and close the popup. After that if i press F5 or Refresh on the browser,the popup is getting opened. I want to stop this ,could anyone help me on this and I am using javascript for popup.

Posted 24-Jul-12 23:34pm

CH Guravaiah

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_Amy 25-Jul-12 5:37am

Similar thread is:
http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/426463/asp-net-stop-button-event-running-on-Refresh

You can continue there also.

CH Guravaiah 25-Jul-12 5:52am

Thank you for the reply. I will go through the code and find whether it would be useful to me.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-07-25T13:56:00

If you're doing a postback to run a popup, I don't know why ? But to get around a postback occurring on a refresh, do a REsponse.Redirect to your base URL if you can, that way, the refresh won't send the event. But, if you're serving data you need in your reply, that won't work, unless you do a redirect with a query string parameter that tells your page how to render differently.

A popup should not require a postback. The popupped up page should have, on the URL, all the data it needs to render itself.