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Is there a way to determine in the child page’s code behind that is was opened by the window.open() javascript command from the parent page?
The pop-up page contains a user control that is used by other pages that are not spawned from a window.open() command and I want to dynamically add functionality to close the page after the user has completed their task in the child page.
It is an ASP.NET C# 3.5 application.
Can you pass through a flag in the querystring which will indicate where the window was spawned from?