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by: Justin |
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Hi,
Im confused here over the usage of Response.Redirect and
Server.Transfer. I used frameset for my work, what are the
proper usages of the two methods that seems working
similar..
The problem i faced while using Response.Redirect is that
the page that is directed to, does not looks as
desired..the textboxes are not visible anymore and so as
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by: Melissa |
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I'm learning about Server.Transfer to see if it will be worthwhile so we can
cut down on the number of session variables we use. And in doing a couple
of tests following the .NET Framework SDK documentation
(ms-help://MS.NETFrameworkSDKv1.1/cpguidenf/html/cpconpassingservercontrolva
luesbetweenpages.htm), the example shows having the textbox controls as
Protected, but when I tried to run the example and access the values in the
text boxes...
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by: Harsh Thakur |
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Hi,
I'd like to know the performance related differences between
Response.Redirect and Server.Transfer.
I'd like to redirect the user to a different page.
I can either do a Response.Redirect("URL") or a Server.Transfer("URL").
So I'd like to find out which is more efficient/better.
Can anyone please tell me or give any pointers to links on the web?
Thanks & Regards
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by: Cathie |
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Hi guys,
I want to do a Server.Transfer to get to a second page, so that I may
retrieve variables I have set in the first page. I'm doing that with the
usual Server.Transfer("pagename", true). My problems are as follows:
1. On the initial load everything seems to be referencing from the first
page. For example, my style sheet I reference using "../../styles.css" but
it seems to need "../styles.css" as the first page is one step...
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by: Pete |
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Hi all...
I sincerly hope one of the MS guys can clear this up for me...
First some background...
Ok, I have a web site which is fully translatable into several
languages. All the strings for the web site are held in a database and
all the labels, buttons etc are populated at run time in the Page_Load
handler. The retreval of the strings from the database is all
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by: Keith Patrick |
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I have an app where a Shockwave splash animation starts off my app and then
sets its parent iframe's src to the value of a default page "BasicReports".
BasicReports has a link to another report page, but when I click it and
redirect via Server.Transfer (using both values for preserveForm), the first
time, it loads up BasicReports again. If I click BasicReports *again*, then
it transfers to the correct page. Is there a known behavior/bug...
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by: Andy Fish |
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Hi,
I just thought someone reading this might be interested to know that I've
just decided to stop using server.transfer and replace it with
response.redirect instead.
The app had several places where you would click on a button, it would go
away and do something and take you to the next page. When I first started
using asp.net I was keen on server.transfer because it avoids an unnecessary
round trip to the browser. However, the...
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by: Calvin KD |
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Hi everyone,
I don't know if there's anyone out there is having the same problem. My
DotNet 1.1 version uses FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage() method to
take user from the Login page to the Welcome page. My folder structure is as
follows:
Root Dir
bin
images
secure
Welcome
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by: GreggTB |
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I've got an page (LOGIN.ASPX) that receives the user's login
information. During the page load, it checks the credentials against a
database and, if validation is successful, creates an instance of an
object that stores the user's basic profile data (username, user type,
associated sales region, etc.).
I've been taking this user info and placing it in the Session object
like so...
Session = user;
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by: jasonheath.net |
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I apologize in advance for the length of this post. I wanted to get as
much detail as possible in here.
We have 1 web app that contains the functionality to do some single
sign-on logic. The flow is
1. Welcome page
2. Login Page (where the SSO actually occurs)
3. Welcome page
4. Default page
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by: conductexam |
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I have .net C# application in which I am extracting data from word file and save it in database particularly. To store word all data as it is I am converting the whole word file firstly in HTML and then checking html paragraph one by one.
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The last exercise I practiced was to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN between two Pfsense firewalls, by using IPSEC protocols.
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by: adsilva |
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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