Response.Redirect Not Working After XP Service Pack 2 Install

[cchisholm]

I have a web page in which I am displaying a .pdf file by way of
response.redirect. The pdf file is on my machine along with IIS that
is running the web page. As soon as I upgraded XP pro to service pack
2 the web page was unable to display the pdf file. It is saying that
the page cannot be displayed.

Here is the line of code:
Response.Redirect("c:\Appdev\Ultipro\Ulti_Reports\ " & btnS.Text)

[Curt_C [MVP]]

you need to Response.Redirect() to a valid URL

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Curt Christianson
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"cc*******@noblecorp.com" wrote:

I have a web page in which I am displaying a .pdf file by way of
response.redirect. The pdf file is on my machine along with IIS that
is running the web page. As soon as I upgraded XP pro to service pack
2 the web page was unable to display the pdf file. It is saying that
the page cannot be displayed.

Here is the line of code:
Response.Redirect("c:\Appdev\Ultipro\Ulti_Reports\ " & btnS.Text)

[Juan T. Llibre]

You can't redirect to drive-based files.
You need to redirect to virtual URLs.


Juan T. Llibre
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I have a web page in which I am displaying a .pdf file by way of
response.redirect. The pdf file is on my machine along with IIS that
is running the web page. As soon as I upgraded XP pro to service pack
2 the web page was unable to display the pdf file. It is saying that
the page cannot be displayed.

Here is the line of code:
Response.Redirect("c:\Appdev\Ultipro\Ulti_Reports\ " & btnS.Text)