There are many reasons that a user would want to open up a new window from your ASP site. Maybe the clicked on a button or a link, maybe the current page just isn’t doing if for them. Maybe their current page has self-esteem
issues, or weight issues. Maybe their current page is getting a little thin on top, or doesn’t really do to well in the bedroom.
Back to maybe they clicked on a button.
Opening a new window from current page is actually quite simple! and can be accomplished in three steps:
- Create a control on the page that can handle and “onClick” event. This could be a plain HTML button, an anchor tag, an image, whatever…
- Double clicking on the control will open the code for the new HTML control. It should look like this:
function Button1_onclick() { }
Remember, for this to work you’ve got to use a plain HTML control, not a “runat=server” .net control. These are found in the HTML Tab on the left.
And finally, the code that goes inside is:
window.open("edit_resources/market2.aspx",
"Market Place Control Panel",
"menubar=1,resizable=0,scrollbars=yes,width=650,
height=580");
The parameters are (the url of the new window, the title of the new page, size stuff)
View the page, click on the button/link/whatever and Whala! a new window opens.

