Redirect from PageLoad image page to Redirecting Page

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protected void btn_Login(object sender, EventArgs e)
   {


       if (Page.IsValid)
       {
           string ID = TextBox1.Text;
           string username = TextBox2.Text;
           string password = TextBox3.Text;
           AuthenticateUserLoginDetails(ID, username, password);

           if (this.isUserAuthentic)
           {
               // Redirect to the loading page
               Session["ProcessRedirect"] = String.Empty;
               Response.Redirect(ResolveUrl("~/Processing.aspx?sid=" + Session.SessionID.ToString() + "&st=3"), false);

            


           RedirecttoDestination();

               
           }
       }

   }

In one 1.aspx page i have created a button when i try to click that button then it redirect to 2.aspx page in this mean time when it is redirecting to a page an image load is going to display im able to display that Processing.aspx page which contains the Image load and some content in it before the page get displayed but im not able to fade that page it just go in running

here in this method we can find
Session[...]=string.empty;
Response.redirect(ResolveUrl('.....'));

helps for displaying the Image load

but the imageload gets go on displaying but it is not redirecting to desitnation page i like to know how to end this imageloading and go for RedirecttoDestination() so that it redirects to the specified page.

thank you

Posted 10-Oct-13 2:00am

sumanth n

Updated 10-Oct-13 2:16am

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Thanks7872 10-Oct-13 8:06am

Not clear what the issue is.Only i understand is you are displaying some thing like Please wait.... message and used a seperate page for that,right?

Tom Marvolo Riddle 10-Oct-13 8:14am

@Rohan Leuva:He wants to redirect from one page to another page after button click.In the mean time of loading the page he wants to display a "Loading"image.The problem is Image is shown but the page not get redirected.Am i right Sumanth?

sumanth n 10-Oct-13 8:18am

Yes Jas24
exactly, thats what want

sumanth n 10-Oct-13 8:11am

yes for displaying that i used another page

Thanks7872 10-Oct-13 8:17am

Let me clear you,to display this message,you should not use seperate page :bad idea:. Use JQuery instead

sumanth n 10-Oct-13 8:23am

Can u provide me that JQuery Code, i never worked on Jquery

JoCodes 10-Oct-13 8:13am

Can you explain in simple stepwise what you are trying for?

sumanth n 10-Oct-13 8:13am

when a button click is done then it is going to redirect to some x page before redirecting to that page im trying to display this message page as an image load. i am able to display this message page before the page get loaded but i am not able to under stand how to end this message page and get back to my redirecting page

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Zafar Sultan · Answer 1 · 2013-10-10T02:25:00

My first question to you, why do you need to use an intermediate page to show "Please wait..." or any other message? Even if you show this intermediate page and redirect to the destination page, again the browser will not load the destination page instantly. It will load the contents and take the time according to the page size and network speed.

My second question, why do you need to pass session id as query string. Again, there is no need. You can access it from code behind and use it there without exposing it to the users.

You need to show the loading image/message on the destination page itself.

The messages or images you want to show to the user are called preloaders and there are plenty of them available online. I would suggest to go with a JQuery preloader. This[^] one looks very nice. Have a look at it and revert if it serves the purpose.

Thanks7872 · Answer 2 · 2013-10-10T02:28:00

Solution 2

See this

Show Loading Image while the website loads[^]

Display Loading Graphic Until Page Fully Loaded[^]

jQuery Show Loading Image While Page Loads [^]

Display Animation While Page Loading Using jQuery[^]

And JQuery for Beginners[^] :)

Regards..

Posted 10-Oct-13 2:28am

Thanks7872

Updated 10-Oct-13 2:29am

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