Calling another form

[John]

Hi

How can I move from one aspx page to another programmatically?

Thanks

Regards

[Lucas Tam]

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Hi

How can I move from one aspx page to another programmatically?

Thanks

use response.redirect

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[Alex Homer]

Take a look at "Chapter 2 - Cross-Page Posting Techniques" in
http://www.daveandal.net/books/6744/samples.aspx

The three examples demonstrate changing the action of a form, using
response.redirect, using server.transfer and using a page reference; all
including the issues of passing values form one page to another.

[John]

If I use Response.Redirect("page2", false) to redirect to page 2 from this
page, how can I tell page 2 to return to this page when done?

Thanks

Regards
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"John" <Jo**@nospam.infovis.co.uk> wrote in news:eSY4v5YqEHA.348
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Hi

How can I move from one aspx page to another programmatically?

Thanks

use response.redirect

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[Lucas Tam]

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If I use Response.Redirect("page2", false) to redirect to page 2 from
this page, how can I tell page 2 to return to this page when done?

On page 2, you use reponse.redirect back to the original page...

You may need to pass a variable to page1 to tell page1 that you've already
processed page2 and not to redirect again.

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[John]

What if several pages call page 2 for validation? Should I send the name of
the calling page in the call somehow or is there an automatic method to
determine the calling page?

Thanks

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"John" <Jo**@nospam.infovis.co.uk> wrote in
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If I use Response.Redirect("page2", false) to redirect to page 2 from
this page, how can I tell page 2 to return to this page when done?

On page 2, you use reponse.redirect back to the original page...

You may need to pass a variable to page1 to tell page1 that you've already
processed page2 and not to redirect again.

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[Lucas Tam]

"John" <Jo**@nospam.infovis.co.uk> wrote in
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What if several pages call page 2 for validation? Should I send the
name of the calling page in the call somehow or is there an automatic
method to determine the calling page?

You can use the server variable HTTP_REFERER to find out which page called
the current page.

However, if you're creating a page just for validation it may make more
sense to create a validation class rather than a validation page. With a
validation class, you can call it within a page's validation event without
redirecting.

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