Reload existing page from another page

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Hi , need your help
I want to ask how to reload existing page from another page.
Example : I click to open page in new tab by target=”_blank” , when I click again , that page reload , don’t open new tab.
I don’t want to use javasript.
thanks for the reply

Posted 22-Aug-12 15:48pm

nstungxd

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Vani Kulkarni 23-Aug-12 0:16am

Your question is unclear. Please elaborate.

nstungxd 23-Aug-12 4:07am

http://www.hvaonline.net/
In this site ,when i click "Forum" , the site will open a new tab .And then, when I click “Portal” , the site won't open a new tab , first tab will reload .
how to create two buttons like it
thank for the reply.

CodeHawkz 23-Aug-12 0:54am

Hi there,

It would really depend on your browser settings or your code. We can't tell much from the info you have given in the question. But, do play with the values which are valid for the 'target' attribute and see how it goes.
http://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/att_a_target.asp

nitin bhoyate 23-Aug-12 7:50am

If you are using the Asp.net then you can use the ajax tabpage
if yes i will provide solution

nstungxd 23-Aug-12 21:49pm

Yes , Can you provide me your solution ? Thanks

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You can use the Ajaxtabpage control from ajaxtoolkit

Refer this site[^]

Posted 25-Aug-12 23:40pm

nitin bhoyate

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Sheikh Muhammad Haris · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-24T02:59:00

Hi,

Yes you can do this easily. Just use "Your Window Name" in your target property instead of "_blank"

See the example below, it will always open the link is same new window.

HTML

<a href="http://www.google.com" target="mywindow">Open Google</a> 

<a href="http://www.yahoo.com" target="mywindow">Open Yahoo</a>

Hopefully this will help you.

Regards