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Rich
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone has been troubled by the navigate method in the
process application blocks for 2.0. Looking at the code, I see that there
is a redirect with a 'false' parameter for the 'endResponse' in most
scenarios, meaning that my scripts continue to run on pages that I have
already decided to leave. I have to code in a Response.End() to my code in
order to avoid the double processing. Is there a property or some other
method to force the redirects to end processing? I have re-compiled the
microsoft code in the meantime to always end processing, but wonder if that
could lead to other problems down the road. They put it there for a reason
I suppose. BTW - here is an example of what I am talking about:
Response.Redirect(url, true/false);
Rich.
I am wondering if anyone has been troubled by the navigate method in the
process application blocks for 2.0. Looking at the code, I see that there
is a redirect with a 'false' parameter for the 'endResponse' in most
scenarios, meaning that my scripts continue to run on pages that I have
already decided to leave. I have to code in a Response.End() to my code in
order to avoid the double processing. Is there a property or some other
method to force the redirects to end processing? I have re-compiled the
microsoft code in the meantime to always end processing, but wonder if that
could lead to other problems down the road. They put it there for a reason
I suppose. BTW - here is an example of what I am talking about:
Response.Redirect(url, true/false);
Rich.