Can IIS tell browser to redirect and replace in navigation history?

[Vince C.]

Hi.

The navigate2() browser function has a parameter to replace current page in
history with new URL. Can IIS achieve the same task by sending a browser
appropriate headers or something?

Thanks for any hint or suggestion,
Vince C.

[Aaron Bertrand [MVP]]

No, you would have to send client-side code, e.g.

window.location.replace("newUrl.htm");

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Hi.

The navigate2() browser function has a parameter to replace current page in history with new URL. Can IIS achieve the same task by sending a browser
appropriate headers or something?

Thanks for any hint or suggestion,
Vince C.

[Vince C.]

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No, you would have to send client-side code, e.g.

window.location.replace("newUrl.htm");

Too bad. Thanks, Aaron.

Vince C.

[Steven Cheng[MSFT]]

Hi Vince,

I think Aaron's suggestion is correct one. The navigate2() function of the
browser control is called by the browser instance, so as for ASP page, it
should be implement via clientside script as Aaron has mentioned. Also,
after further searching in the MSDN, I did not found a certain iis header
which can mapping to the replace function via the script code. If you do
need to implement this in a certain group of pages, I think you may need to
include a certain script block( as a common include?) in all the pages.
Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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