redirecting to new page from tab controller

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I'm using tab controller in a page, In this page I'm saving the data to database after that i need the message to be displayed in another page. For this i done as below

//tab controller page
Response.Redirect("CustomerEdit.aspx?Name="+TxtCustomerName.Text);

//In another page
if (Request.QueryString["Name"] != null)
{
string CustomerName = Request.QueryString["Name"].ToString();
LblMsg.Text = CustomerName + " " + "Details Added Successfully.";
}

But I'm able to get the message ,it is not redirecting to another page ?

Posted 22-Oct-13 19:02pm

Usha Sanjee

Updated 22-Oct-13 19:22pm

BillWoodruff

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TrushnaK 23-Oct-13 1:13am

Are you sure about the path "CustomerEdit.aspx"
or else
use like "~/CustomerEdit.aspx"

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Singh Gyan · Answer 1 · 2013-10-23T00:41:00

Solution 1

try this.

VB

Dim url As String = "~/SomeDirectory/SomePage.aspx"
Response.Redirect(url.Replace("~"c, Request.ApplicationPath))

or like this

Response.Redirect("./hello");

Posted 23-Oct-13 0:41am

Singh Gyan

Updated 23-Oct-13 0:42am

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