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The application I am developing needs to work in a browser without javascript. At one point I use an a_link to open a popup window (using target=”_newname”). On that page I present a form which I need then to be submitted to the parent windows page.
tried <form target="_parent"> without success, all the information I can find online is about using Javascript to achieve this!
Using asp.net webforms if that helps at all!
Unfortunately, you cannot do this without resorting to javascript. Your best bet is to use a div (e.g. through an asp:Panel) styled like a popup instead of an actual popup; this way, everything stays within the same form, and triggering a postback in the ‘popup’ also posts the main document.