You can pass any information the page needs in the querystring and then
redirect to that link. Sometimes that is what I do to prevent pages from
posting again when the user finishes their editing of the page. Suppose
that I have a Save button. When that is clicked, I don't simply want the
page to return as normal since the user could click Refresh and then post
the data again, so what I do is I simply do Response.Redirect to make the
browser think that it is actually going to a different page, essentially
resetting all postback form information.
"Chris Kennedy" <ck**************@bleyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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Is there anyway of refreshing a page with code so it is like the page
ispostback is false as when the page is first visited.