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Sama,

One way would be to just leave the popup open. As long as the javascript for
the popup is naming the window and as long as the same window name is always
used the javascript will re-use the window of that name each time the popup
is opened.

If you need to store what values are in the popup you can do that in a
number of different ways. If there isn't a lot of information to save you
could persist it in viewstate as you move from one page to another, although
that could get complicated. Another choice (probably better, again as long
as not a lot of information is being stored) would be to save to a session
variable. If a lot of information needs to be save then you could write it
to a file on the system and use a pointer saved in session to recover the
file (maybe xml) or you could save to a database.

Regards,

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Hi justin,
first of all thanks a lot for your prompt reply.
            I think I am not  very clear in asking the question. I have a
different issue.
I have used a variable as:

<input id="Button1" type="button" value="button"  onclick="displayUploadPopUp
()"/>


var opopup;
if(opopup && opopup.open && !opopup.closed) {
alert('already open so setting focus');
opopup.focus();
}
else {
alert('new window');
window.open('Child.aspx', 'ChildpopUp', 'width=468,height=211,scrollbars=no,
titlebar=0, menubar=no');
}

now when the parent page refreshes and i click the button "Button1" ,  else
part is executed even when the pop up is already there. The point is that the
variable opopup is lost when the parent page is refreshed.
So now the quetion is how do i remeber that the child pop up was already out
and instead of showing a new pop up, how do i focus the old one.

Hope i am clear.

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