Response.Redire ct generates and Exception

[Vi]

Hi,
I have a try block in which I execute a Page.Response.R edirect("myPage .aspx");

This statement always generates the exception: "Thread was being aborted"
and the execution continues in the catch block.
Is there a way to execute Page.Response.R edirect without generating this
exception?
Or if not, is there at least a way to ignore this exception in the code?

Thank you.

[Karl Seguin]

You can do Page.Response.R edirect("myPage .aspx", false);

this will tell it to continue processing the page and THEN redirect....thu s
not causing the thread to be aborted....pers onally, I don't care much for
this solution (not that it's overly bad). What's the deal with the
exception being generated? You can ignore it by swallowing it:

try{
Response.Redire ct("blah.aspx") ;
}catch (ThreadAbortExc eption ex){ }
Karl

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Hi,
I have a try block in which I execute a Page.Response.R edirect("myPage .aspx");
This statement always generates the exception: "Thread was being aborted"
and the execution continues in the catch block.
Is there a way to execute Page.Response.R edirect without generating this
exception?
Or if not, is there at least a way to ignore this exception in the code?

Thank you.