the function to redirect the Default.aspx page in Jquery.

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I want to fire the function to redirect my default.aspx page but i dont know the syntax how to use it in jquery .can anyone can guide me .

i have the Code as Follows:

$(document).bind("active.idleTimer", function () {
                   // function i want to fire when the user becomes active again
               });

how should i write the function to redirect the Default.aspx page.please Guide ME.

Thanks
Harshal

Posted 5-May-14 4:13am

R Harshal

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R Harshal 5-May-14 10:43am

Please anyone Guide me

Nelek 5-May-14 11:00am

Be patient, this is a world wide site, the one knowing the answer to your problem can be sleeping right now.

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DamithSL · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-05T04:51:00

Solution 1

try below

JavaScript

$(document).bind("active.idleTimer", function () {
    window.location = '<%= this.ResolveClientUrl("~/Default.aspx") %>';
}

Posted 5-May-14 4:51am

DamithSL

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R Harshal 5-May-14 10:55am

is it same as this :
window.location.href = "Kaizen2GChartReport.aspx";

Please let me know.
Thanks
Harshal

DamithSL 5-May-14 11:01am

window.location and window.location.href both will do the same, but value of '<%= this.ResolveClientUrl("~/Default.aspx") %> may need to check.

R Harshal 5-May-14 11:06am

Ok Thank you So much friend
Thanks A Lot .

R Harshal 5-May-14 11:07am

So i need to write like this as below:
window.location = '<%= this.ResolveClientUrl("Kaizen2GChartReport.aspx") %>';

Is it.??

DamithSL 5-May-14 11:13am

Kaizen2GChartReport.aspx is located on root of your web you can use that

R Harshal 5-May-14 11:14am

Thanks Buddy.

RaisKazi 5-May-14 16:07pm

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