how to open the existing html page window in option click event using asp.net with html

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<b></b>&lt;select  id="Select1" name="shortcut" class="sl"; style="margin-left:10px">
   &lt;option>&lt;/option>
     &lt;option onclick="window.open('multi_language.htm','Multi Language','width=500,height=400,left=250,top=100,screenX=100,screenY=100')">Belarusian&lt;/option>
     &lt;option onclick="window.open('multi_language.htm','Multi Language','width=500,height=400,left=250,top=100,screenX=100,screenY=100')">Bulgarian&lt;/option>
     &lt;option onclick="window.open('multi_language.htm','Multi Language','width=500,height=400,left=250,top=100,screenX=100,screenY=100')">German&lt;/option>
     &lt;option onclick="window.open('multi_language.htm','Multi Language','width=500,height=400,left=250,top=100,screenX=100,screenY=100')">English&lt;/option>


It will executed correctly in mozzila forefox.

but internet explorer it will show the error msg of invalid argument...

plz help me to solve this..

Posted 13-May-12 21:13pm

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Mario Majčica 14-May-12 3:43am

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-05-13T23:03:00

Use Window.Open[^] method to achieve it.

On option click, call this window.open client side using Javascript. If needed, look here for other events exposed: HTML <option> Tag[^]

Sample:

HTML

<option onclick="OpenWindowJavaScriptMethod()">Some Option</option>

In JS, define this method and open the window having a desired URL.

Try!