Response.redirect does not redirect from .aspx page

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I am calling Response.redirect(strURL, false) from the page_load event in an
..aspx.

My goal is simply to display an https://somewhere.com/ in the current page.

On execution I get the .aspx page without any redirect. The url displays my
..aspx path. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
S

Scott Mitchell [MVP]

Troy said:
I am calling Response.redirect(strURL, false) from the page_load event in an
.aspx.

On execution I get the .aspx page without any redirect. The url displays my
.aspx path. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Are you sure that your Response.Redirect() call is getting executed? If
you set a breakpoint there and run the page through the debugger, are
you seeing that line being hit?

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bruce barker

if you call Response.Redirect(strURL, false) , it just adds the redirect
header to the response. if you later clear headers it will not work.


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I am on a page qith a queery string address of
http : // scm-web/ newintranet/ signcert/ CertDetail.aspx? SONum=810354&SOItem=3& DieNum=RD0018%20%20%20%20%20%20&AT=6061T6511%20%20& Desc=ROD%202.500%20+/-.007& CertDesc=ASTM-B221-06%20 Stencil&Spec1=400& Spec1Desc=400%20%20%20%20%20& Spec2=& Spec2Desc=& Spec3=& Spec3Desc=& CustName=YARDE%20METALS%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20& TruckID=091902
yet when I click my "Approve" button, it should redirect to http: //scm-web /newintranet /signcert /Default.aspx? TruckID=091902

but it does not.

Instead it keeps the first url with all of the query string values
However it does enter the code for the page Default.aspx, and enters the page load and checks to see if postback and it executes my method

I am using VB.NET
 
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