Allow page redirect from an asp:linkbutton in an Ajax ModalPopupExtender

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Inside a modalpopupextender panel, you need to add and set the UseSubmitBehavior to false for the OK/Cancel controls to be enabled with postback to behave outside of the ajax control.

Example:

<asp:LinkButton ID="OkButton" runat="server" Text="Button Text" UseSubmitBehavior="false" PostBackUrl="product.aspx?id=3" />

You can also use OnClick in the button to perform an action outside of ajax with UseSubmitBehavior=”false”.

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2 Comments to Allow page redirect from an asp:linkbutton in an Ajax ModalPopupExtender

  1. Matt,

    Title talks about an asp:linkbutton but the code uses an asp:button. ?????

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  2. webpaws,

    Yes. Thank you for the catch. There was a typo which is now fixed. Hope this post helped you in your coding.

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