Post using Response.Write

[Jer425]

Hello all,

I'm trying to post to another page from asp.net and direct the user
there. I've looked through the group and found a lot of information.
The following code may work well for what I'm doing.

Private Sub btnSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles btnSubmit.Click

** Response.Write("<!-- Include File='Example.aspx' -->")
Response.Write("<form name='Form2' action='UrlHere' method='POST' >")
** Response.Write("<% Example() %>")
Response.Write("<INPUT type='hidden' name='none' value='none'>")
Response.Write("</form>")
Response.Write("<script>")
Response.Write("document.Form2.Submit();")
Response.Write("</script>")

End Sub

The problem I'm having is trying to implement the include file and run
functions from it. If I remove the code for the function and the
include file (labeled with **) the post will work, but without them it
isn't working the way I need it to.

Does anyone know of a way that I can implement this include file into
the following code and run fuctions from it?

Thanks

 

[Guest]

You can not use include files that are aspx pages in ASP.Net. The reason is
that the pages are compiled and run before being sent to the client.

Read this article, it will tell you how to accomplish what you are asking.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;306575

 

[Jer425]

Thank you for the response.

When I use the code below in html, I'm able to run the function from
the Example.aspx include file. Only when moving it to the code behind
with response.write is when I get a problem as I mentioned above.

<FORM id="Form2" action="UrlHere" method="post">

<!-- #Include File="Example.aspx" -->
<% Example() %>
<INPUT type='hidden' name='none' value='none'>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Submit" NAME="Submit">

</FORM>

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=F6ran_Andersson?=]

That is because you are trying to use Response.Write as a time machine.

The SSI (server side include) is performed before the ASP.NET code is
compiled. That means that once the code is running, it's too late to
make an include.

Also, you are trying to write ASP.NET code to the page to have it
executed. As the code of the page has already been compiled, it's too
late to add more code.

Whatever you write to the page using Response.Write will just end up in
the html code of the page.