HttpHandlers / Modules :: Response.TransmitFile Stops Rest Of Page Execution?
Nov 12, 2010
i am trying to have a download on my page. I have implemented the code below but code execution stops after the download message pops up, even if i press save or cancel, nothing happens after that.
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I have tried it a few times without Response.Clear() and Response.End() but it didn't make any difference to take these off. Is there anyway I can achieve this without having to using an IFrame?
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