C# - Proper Way To Handle Several Automatic Redirects?
Dec 14, 2010
I have a website that basically allows customers to build a cart with an item that can be configured. A user will pick an item, and they'll be prompted to pick the first option they want, they get sent to the second step where they pick their second option, etc. The number of steps and the number of options are variable, as they are defined by the client. Usually the item only has 2-3 steps with 5-10 options. However, in order to make it faster for the customer, if there is only one option available for the given step, it will automatically be chosen and the user will be sent to the next step.
A client decided to set up an item with 10+ steps with only one option for each step. This results in the entire process automatically choosing everything. FireFox doesn't like this, as it gives the error Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. I haven't checked IE or Chrome, although it probably gives similar errors).
What's the best way to fix this? Right now the process is basically User picks item user picks option if there is more than one option available. Otherwise the website does step 3 itself. POST to add the option to the cart Redirect to Page.aspx?step=# repeat step 2-4 as many times as necessary
Is there any change I can make to the code or page so that FireFox doesn't think I'm in an endless loop?
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