function ReturnDate()
        {

         window.opener.document.forms["<%= strFormName %>"].elements["<%= strCtrlName %>"].value = "<%= strSelectedDate %>";
         window.opener.location=window.opener.location;
         window.close();

        }

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Originally posted by ayamas

Why is your page doing postback when you select a date from the child window.There are lot of sample codes which prevent your page from doing a postback after the date selection.

The easiest one is the new Calendar Control of the AjaxControlToolkit.You can download it from here.

http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/

It has some good working samples at

http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/samples

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Originally posted by ayamas

I did not say that your site has to be an ajax site.I just gave you an another alternative which was the easiest with least code.It is a standard method in any web application to prevent post backs after a date is selected from a child window.There are tons of sample codes on the web.
One of them can be seen here

http://www.dotnetjohn.com/runtime/GetDates.aspx

The source code is available here

http://www.dotnetjohn.com/Articles.aspx?articleid=67

And by the way please check the javascript error when you click the button for date popup.Maybe because of that the page is doing a postback.

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Originally posted by ayamas

Yup now I understood.Then maybe you will have to set some session variable on the child page close & on the page load of the parent page check the value in session variable if not nothing then set the value of the textbox of the session variable.

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