submit a .net page to asp page

[jim]

I new with .net and asp.
I can't find a way to link a asp page from a asp.net page.
I have tried a button and even a simple hyper link is not working.
When I click the hyper link in asp.net(in the navigateUrl I have an asp page), it let me down load the asp file.

Can anybody help me?

Jim

[Cor]

Hi Jim,

In ASP net you can use the same as in classic asp use the redirect sentence
and more

Have a look at this

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...notherpage.asp

There is something written as "from the browser", in my opinion that is also
the server side and not the client side, a little bit strange.

I hope this helps?

Cor

[jim]

I followed the link. Response.Redirect works very well.
When I use Server.Transfer I got "Invalid path for child request 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\sdb1.asp'. A virtual path is expected."
Can you tell me what is that?
I got Response.Redirect works any way.

Thanks a lot.
jim

[Jim M]

You can not specify a hard coded path. Use server.transfer("sdb1.asp")

"jim" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I followed the link. Response.Redirect works very well.
When I use Server.Transfer I got "Invalid path for child request 'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\sdb1.asp'. A virtual path is expected." Can you tell me what is that?
I got Response.Redirect works any way.

Thanks a lot.
jim

[Peter Rilling]

I do not believe you can "transfer" control an ASP page anymore then you
could an HTML page.

Redirect is the way to go when crossing boundaries because Redirect sends a
command to the browser to use a different page while Transfer will transfer
control within the current request without talking to the browser.

Also, Transfer cannot be used across virtual directory boundaries. If you
have the page A.aspx in virtual root A and B.aspx in virtual root B, A.aspx
cannot "transfer" control to B.aspx, you would have to use Redirect.

"Jim M" <an********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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You can not specify a hard coded path. Use server.transfer("sdb1.asp")

"jim" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AD**********************************@microsof t.com...

I followed the link. Response.Redirect works very well.
When I use Server.Transfer I got "Invalid path for child request

'C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\sdb1.asp'. A virtual path is expected."

Can you tell me what is that?
I got Response.Redirect works any way.

Thanks a lot.
jim