Hi Adrian,
As the other communitry member mentioned, this is a known issue in the
ASP.NET serverside when page's "SmartNavigation" property is turn on. And
Server.Transfer has limitation since it can only transfer between pages in
the same web application. In case that you do need to use response.redirect
and keep page's smartNavigation turn on, you can use the following work
around:
turn off the smartNavigation programly before use Response.Redirect, for
exampe:
button_click(...)
{
this.SmartNavigation = false;
Response.Redirect(..);
}
Also, generally we recommend not use SmartNavigation by default because
it'll reduce the page's performance. And here is a former thread discussing
on the same problem, you may also have a look for detailed reference:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...rxEkEEHA.1996%
40cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl
Hope also helps.Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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