c# - Display gridview in new window -

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just bit of advice needed in terms of how should handle current scenario:

i have web page searches products/category information results of @ present displayed in gridview on same page.

however, said gridview bit of beast , such, have page user searches for, button pressed , subsequent gridview displayed in new window.

ultimately, user able make multiple searches new windows can have multiple gridviews containing different data sets.

my current thinking create session variables can pulled through onto 'the gridview page'. having said that, i'm not sure work if multiple searches created?

i thinking might able create said 'gridview window' using javascript concern here potential loss of functionality of gridview i.e. paging, sorting, editing, etc.

does have thoughts or theories on this? "best practise"? thoughts appreciated , taken on board.

ps: being developed in .net, using c# , linq. pps: i'm noob gentle!!

there no need of sessions here right ? on first page enter search query, when user clicks on button open search result page in new window query string may search.aspx?keyword=foo.

so everytime user clicks on search button keeps on opening new windows. u can javascript open new popup window , set "target" attribute "blank" open in new window


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