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SharePoint 2010 Redirect Page to PopUp Window

July 30, 2018

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Redirect from a page to sharepoint popup using javascript :

<a href="javascript:OpenPopUpPage('http://sharepoint.microsoft.com');">Sharepoint</a>

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