by: Dan |
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VB.NET....
Serving page 1 which has a text box and a button. When the button is push
the button_click event is called. In this event I want to serve Page 2 if
the text box contains <value1> and...
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by: Andreas Klemt |
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Hello,
is there a solution to use server.transfer like this:
Server.Transfer("javascript:void
window.open('webform2.aspx','testwindow','menubar=1,scrollbars=1,width=600,h
eight=400')")
I get...
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by: Terry Mulvany |
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Grettings,
Normally I can use Request.RawUrl to get the 'current' page (amongst many
other things). But in the case of using a Server.Transfer
but the path from the root of
the site . So if...
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by: Guadala Harry |
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I've been reading up on Server.Transfer as well as doing some testing, and
it appears to always raise the ThreadAbortException error. On one hand I've
read a bunch of promotional-type material...
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by: Tom |
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Is there a way to reference the website root in a transfer?
For example, Server.Transfer("../folderb/test.aspx") works if the page being
redirected is in, say, foldera but not if it is in the...
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by: simon |
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Hi
Right now, when i call :
Server.Transfer( "default.asp" );
I get
System.Web.HttpException: Error executing child request for /SessionBridgeTest/Default.asp.
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by: java.equals(cool) |
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hi there,
my app needs to retrieve a value from a previously viewed page. The user
moves between pages on the site with the server.transfer method doing the
legwork. This works fine.
The...
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by: p3t3r |
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I am using .NET2 and have a number of aspx pages. On each page is a
LinkButton that performs a server.transfer() to another page.
If we use page names A,B,C,D,E as an example. I start on page A...
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by: David Veeneman |
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I am creating a form on the server that I want to POST to a URL that's being
called with Server.Transfer(). What's the simplest way to do that?
A little background: I'm programming buttons that...
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by: CCY |
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Hi,
Is there a way to convert GET/QueryString to POST/Form when transfer
pages using Server.Transfer()?
For example,
1. page 1 url: http://domain/page1.aspx?name1=value1
2. page 2 url:...
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