When I use Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B, it's ok
but when I click a button in aspx B, the expected behaviour is that
Server.Transfer would be called again and the page would go from aspx B to
aspx C.
But I face a problem that when I click the button in aspx B, exception
appear which said the view state is invalid.
But if I have not used Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B , the
Server.Transfer from aspx B to aspx C works properly.
Is that any limition on Server.Transfer such that I cannot perform
Server.Transfer again ? Thanks.
2  1845 
I guess so..
Server.Transfer starts a new process everytime u use it..
Won't response.redire ct suit you..
try using that!
"Tony Cheng" wrote: When I use Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B, it's ok
but when I click a button in aspx B, the expected behaviour is that
Server.Transfer would be called again and the page would go from aspx B to
aspx C.
But I face a problem that when I click the button in aspx B, exception
appear which said the view state is invalid.
But if I have not used Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B , the
Server.Transfer from aspx B to aspx C works properly.
Is that any limition on Server.Transfer such that I cannot perform
Server.Transfer again ? Thanks.
Because these pages share the same VO object for information
I need to pass the VO object from one page to another page.
Redirect could not archieve this I think
"Patrick.O. Ige" <Pa*********@di scussions.micro soft.com> wrote in message
news:63******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I guess so..
Server.Transfer starts a new process everytime u use it..
Won't response.redire ct suit you..
try using that!
"Tony Cheng" wrote:
When I use Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B, it's ok
but when I click a button in aspx B, the expected behaviour is that
Server.Transfer would be called again and the page would go from aspx B
to
aspx C.
But I face a problem that when I click the button in aspx B, exception
appear which said the view state is invalid.
But if I have not used Server.Transfer from aspx A to aspx B , the
Server.Transfer from aspx B to aspx C works properly.
Is that any limition on Server.Transfer such that I cannot perform
Server.Transfer again ? Thanks.
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