As a work around, set your SmartNavigation to false, before calling Response.Redirect
Page.SmartNavigation = false;
Response.Redirect("yourpage.aspx");
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Thursday, May 04, 2006
Response.Redirect not working in server?
[ASP.Net] Have you ever had an instance where your Response.Redirect calls are not working when you moved your code to remote server (every thing worked well in your local machine), first thing you check is your Page's SmartNavigation settings. If you have turned on your SmartNavigation (in v1.1) this might give problems with your Response.Redirect ( Server.Transfer will work ).
As a work around, set your SmartNavigation to false, before calling Response.Redirect
As a work around, set your SmartNavigation to false, before calling Response.Redirect
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