C# - Response.redirect Not Redirecting To Full Domain Name?
Feb 23, 2011
I'm having an issue Redirecting to the same domain.
For example, the redirection takes place on ServerA.Domain.com/Folder/application.aspx. However, the program redirects me to ServerA/Folder/application.aspx.
The application works fine on this domain, but I'm forced to relogin.
What can I do to force the redirection to the same domain?
Does a response.Redirect first postback to the page that's calling the redirect before actually redirecting? I don't think so but my debugging is showing me that it is.
I can see it doing so and that causes me a problem. The problem is this:
1) My page has an asp.net button on it 2) When the button is clicked, the page posts back of course. Then the following is called in the event handler method for that button:
Response.Redirect("Checkout?frpp=1"), true);
3) But I notice that when the redirect is called, it first goes back and hits the page load for this page, the page that's doing the redirecting. Well that is causing me problems because it's calling code that I don't want it to be calling again such as this:
if (!IsPostBackl) ShowOrderItems();
so it's like I'm doing a 2nd postback:
first postback happens when you click the button, hits the event handler, runs my handler method which calls the Redirect. Redirect is called but it's doing another postback to the same page here..why?
I just observed something with the .net 3.5 VS2010 Login control. It seems to response.redirect is doing something I cant explain:
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after I hit the response.redirect all that is happening is that I stay on the login page and the URL changes to http://localhost:50324/Account/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fAccount%2fAdmin%2fApproval.aspx
Why am I not properly redirected? I used server.transfer, that put me on the right page (Approval.aspx) BUT as soonas I clicked a button, I was back at Login.aspx.
I am using the AjaxControlToolkit 3.0.30930 (the most recent). I have a very simple page with an UpdatePanel. A button on the UpdatePanel invokes Response.Redirect and passes the URL of a Click Once application on the same server. This works well if I run the website on my local system (Windows 7, IIS 7.5).
If I run the website on a remote system (Windows Server 2008, IIS 7.5, same settings) the redirect simply does not work when invoking the page from remote (using the IP address). Instead a postback is executed. Even if I use the IP address of the webserver to invoke the website locally on the webserver, the redirect does not work. Using http://localhost on the webserver the redirect works well.
I tried another test page with no UpdatePanel: The redirect works well in all scenarios.
I tried out to invoke the ClickOnce application using a link instead of Response.Redirect: The redirect works well in all scenarios, even with an UpdatePanel.
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="TestWithUpdatePanel.aspx.cs" Inherits="TestWithUpdatePanel" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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Even if setting EnablePartialRendering to false, the redirect works. This is a big clue, that the UpdatePanel causes the problem.
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