Hi, In my .net 3.5 web app i redirect users to another page using response.redirect. This works in all ie browsers but not in firefox browsers. i have no idea why? Response.Redirect("~/"+ GlobalConsts.ARTICLE_ANALYSER_URL +"?"+ GlobalConsts.QUERYSTRING_KEY_ONE + SessionHandler.RedirectToArticleID + GlobalConsts.QUERYSTR...
I have a JavaScript function that is manually calling a postback: __doPostBack('ctl00$searchButton', ''); The above searchButton is on a Master page and has an onclick event wired up. At the end of the event, I am re-directing to another page. This re-direct fails when the postback is called from JS. It works properly when the onclick ...
i want a handler to redirect to a web-forms page, pre-filling in the values of some controls on the form. i tried setting my current Request.Form data: if (theyWantToDoSomething) { //pre-fill form values context.Request.Form["TextBox1"] = "test"; context.Request.Form["ComboBox1"] = "test 2"; context.Request.Form["TextBox2"]...
I would like to be able to use the same Session variable when transferring to another app. Does Response.Redirect use the same session or start a new one? I am using c#, aspnet 3.5 ...
I'm trying to do this in a way that will prevent end-user browser security features (such as a pop-up blocker) from getting in the way of my application. ...
On my domain I have a form workflow where users enter data on one form, click continue and enter data on the next form. I am using server.transfer for moving between forms on my domain. Once users have completed the last form on my domain I use a response.redirect to a third party domain so that the users can complete payment. All pages...
Hi all The first page of our webapplication is a Login-Page. We are using FormsAuthentication. We are not using a database, but multiple Active Directories. So we fill the FormsAuthenticationTicket by ourselfs. This works great for one Active Directory, which is on our own network, but this isn't working for another Active Directory w...
I have a page that contains many user controls, each of which uses Ajax. When I load this page, under certain conditions, I want to do a response.redirect; however response.redirect statement is being trapped by Ajax code and never happens. How do I do a response.redirect from a page that contains Ajax controls? Thanks.... ...
I have a page with several user controls that use Ajax. When I try to do a response.redirect from this page, Ajax traps the call and does not allow the redirect. How can I do a response.redirect from an Ajax page? Thanks... ...
When I try to redirect to a new page after downloading a file it doesn't work. Do I have to remove or modify anything in this code? the debugger doesnt reach it byte[] fileData = (byte[])sqlRead[3]; Response.Clear(); Response.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=" + sqlRead[2]); Response.ContentType = "application/...
Please bear with a bit of background first... I have a web application project to support file transfer operations to vendor product backend. It's composed of 2 HTTPHandler files compiled into a website on a Win2003 server with IIS 6.0: UploadHandler.ashx DownloadHandler.ashx These files get "POSTed to" from a ColdFusion website tha...
Hi, I've got a strange problem with a Response.Redirect. I'm using VB.NET with the .NET 2 framework (so VS2005 & SP1). I've got a page that I do a form submit on (that's a proper form method="POST" hard-coded onto the page) and that properly posts me back the page data which is then processed. As part of that processing the system det...
Hi, I am using a master page with a dynamic menu bar across the page. If the user has requested a redirect back to the login (home) page, I don't want to log them out but I do want to hide the menu bar. Currently I am using whether the user is authenticated to control if the menu bar is visible or not. Basically, I want to always hid...
I'm cleaning up some legacy framework code and a huge amount of it is simply coding by exception. No values are checked to see if they are null, and as a result, copious amounts of exceptions are thrown and caught. I've got most of them cleaned up, however, There are a few error / login / security related framework methods that are do...
I come a desperate and broken man.... I'm developing a corporate intranet / search engine application. When users open a document, my ASP.NET code records the action to the Windows Event log, and then issues a "Response.Redirect" (for security/audit). Process is: - User clicks LinkButton "Open document My Document.doc" - Postback ...
I have an updateprogress bar, displaying a text "loading". After I hit a imagebutton (I am using it for downloading a file) inside my update panel, with a click event, It calls click function , and click function is like below. The download screen of open, save, close cames. And updateprogress bar displays "loading". But after downloadin...
I want to use Response.Redirect to redirect the browser when an exception occurs. I also want to pass the exception message to my error page. For example: string URL = "Page2.aspx?Exception=" + ex.ToString() Response.Redirect(URL) Can it be done? Is this the right syntax? ...
I have an ASPX (PictureGetter.aspx) That loads images and writes them to the response in a manner such as this: private void WritePicture() { byte[] bytes = GetBytes(picPath); Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"; Response.Clear(); Response.BinaryWrite(bytes); Response.End(); } This can then be used on pages like so...
hey.. i have a .aspx form in which i have a combobox holding subjects i retrive from DB table a submit button cliking on which questions related to that subject are viewed in a gridview.. i do it by calling a function FillGrid() in button click event i also have pageindexchanging for my gridview in which FillGrid() is again called.....
In the login check of my personal webpage i am using Response.Redirect("~/ClientCenter/Default.aspx") and get the Property evaluation failed error I guess i should set the overloaded option endResponce = False ...but for what reason? ...