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Thom Little
I have an ASP 3 application that must pass control using JavaScript ...
window.location.replace( strURL + "?result=" + strResult );
This is done in order to maintain the History stack on the callers machine.
My function is called the using window.location.replace( ) and my function
uses window.location.replace( ) to return. As a result, nothing about my
function appears on the callers History stack.
What is the technique for returning from an ASP.NET C# webform the same way?
window.location.replace( strURL + "?result=" + strResult );
This is done in order to maintain the History stack on the callers machine.
My function is called the using window.location.replace( ) and my function
uses window.location.replace( ) to return. As a result, nothing about my
function appears on the callers History stack.
What is the technique for returning from an ASP.NET C# webform the same way?