how to open a browser window in c# without being blocked by browser

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hello friends ... im working on web application, and i need to open a browser window from code behind. but browser always block the new popup window .

my process to open a new window is below...its working actually.. but popup always being blocked by browser. what should i do?

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Page, typeof(Page), "OpenWindow", "var redirectWindow = window.open('" + call_on_action.ToString().Trim() + Session["sid"].ToString().Trim() + "','_blank');redirectWindow.location;", true);

Posted 24-Dec-15 0:59am

Ashutosh shukla207

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CHill60 24-Dec-15 7:25am

Accept the fact that some people like to block pop-ups in their browser - respect the settings.

Ashutosh shukla207 25-Dec-15 1:57am

is there any solution to open the popup , if browser setting is against ?

CHill60 26-Dec-15 7:27am

Not that I know of. That's the point of the user being able to block them

Ashutosh shukla207 27-Dec-15 2:07am

okay ... thanks a ton for your views

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Prasad Khandekar · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-24T01:53:00

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Hello Ashutosh,

Please have a look at this[^] StackOverflow thread. I Completely Agree with CHill60's recommendation & will also recommend the same.

Regards,

Posted 24-Dec-15 1:53am

Prasad Khandekar

Updated 24-Dec-15 1:55am

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