Redirect with return

[Toty Santana]

I've a classic ASP page and i need to Redirect from that page to an ASP.NET
page then get back to the classic ASP page (all without user intervention).
I can't use Server.Excute because it won't work with ASP and ASP.NET together.
Is there a way that I can return to the previous page in the code, without
using JavaScript?

[Toty Santana]

I got it
use Request.UrlRefe rrer

thank me
"Toty Santana" wrote:

I've a classic ASP page and i need to Redirect from that page to an ASP.NET
page then get back to the classic ASP page (all without user intervention).
I can't use Server.Excute because it won't work with ASP and ASP.NET together.
Is there a way that I can return to the previous page in the code, without
using JavaScript?

[Ankit Aneja]

Response.Redire ct("url");
if u know in advance where you have to go
"Toty Santana" <To*********@co mmunity.nospam> wrote in message
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I've a classic ASP page and i need to Redirect from that page to an
ASP.NET
page then get back to the classic ASP page (all without user
intervention).
I can't use Server.Excute because it won't work with ASP and ASP.NET
together.
Is there a way that I can return to the previous page in the code, without
using JavaScript?

[Steven Cheng[MSFT]]

Hi Toty,

In addition to the "urlReferre r" http header, you can also consider using
the url querystring to pass the original page's url to the target page( In
your case it is the ASP.NET page). Then, the ASP.NET page can get the url
path from the querystring, after it has done the work, it use this path to
redirect back to the original page.

Hope this also helps.

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support
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