Thanks to all who responded. My next question is: Is there something in
the Global.asax that I could code for (one of the other events) that will
always get touched with each new tab that is opened?
Well, you could always handle the fact that it's not a post-back, and
check the referrer isn't
I'm currently writing a property extender using IExtenderProvider which
provides a bool property that when set to true, among other things, will
attach a ContextMenu to the Control. I can easily add a new ContextMenu,
however I would prefer to simply expand upon the default ContextMenu
available to
Begin_Request gets called for _every_ request - not sure if that helps...
cheers,
dominick
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the browser doesn't tell the server when the user opens a new page in the
same process.
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Thanks to all who responded. My next question is: Is there something in
the Global.asax that I could code for (one of the other events) that will
always get touched with each new tab that is opened?
Thanks,
Shawn Hevel, API, AIT
Lead Programmer Analyst
Information Technology Department
South Ca
