MVC :: Code Continue To Execute After Response.Redirect?
Apr 30, 2010
I had written a piece of code in MVC 1.0 and the Response.Redirect worked flawlessly.I now have a new application and I decided to use MVC 2.0 but that same piece of code is now not working. After the Response.Redirect is called, the code STILL continues to execute. I have not seen this in any version of ASP.NET until now. Usually, after Response.Redirect is called, execution of all code is stopped.
Why is this now happening and how do I fix this? this is very frustrating to me and I cannot seem to find a solution.
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