a href in response.redirect

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how to give a href in response.redirec

response.redirect("");

is this correct?

Posted 3-Jul-12 22:30pm

Umapathi K

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Eduard Keilholz · Answer 1 · 2012-07-03T22:35:00

The Response.Redirect("url"); method will redirect to 'url'. It will complete the current request. There is an overload that allows you to stop the current request immidiately however.

Now back to your question, having said the above, I don't understand how href kicks in. A <a href=""> is typically used in html to create a hyperlink to a location. The hyperlink will be followed (if clicked) client side. The Response.Redirect() is a server side method.

Hope this helps...
Eduard