How to redirect user to same page?

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Getting System.Threading.ThreadAbortException: Thread was being aborted. Exception while Redirecting user to same page using
Response.Redirect(“Employee.aspx?EmpId=” + empID”)

Steps:
1) Click on page to Add Employee
2) Click on save
3) after saving the record I want to keep user to same with updated content of page, for this I am using

VB

Response.Redirect("Employee.aspx?EmpId=" + empID")

Thanks in advance.

Posted 22-Mar-12 3:26am

Rachana Patel

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Solution 1

Why are you redirecting to the same page? You have all of the information necessary during the postback to refresh the page as desired.

Posted 22-Mar-12 3:40am

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Rachana Patel 22-Mar-12 9:42am

I want to update some content of page, I am using popup window.

[no name] 22-Mar-12 9:52am

Use JavaScript to refresh the parent page when the popup is closed.

parent.location.href = parent.location.href + 'query string'

Rachana Patel 22-Mar-12 10:16am

I did the same thing using
function refreshcurrentPage(redirectingPage) {
var page = redirectingPage
window.location.href = page;
}
But this is refreshing my page 2 times.

[no name] 22-Mar-12 10:24am

window refers to the window the script is being run in, the popup in this case. You want the parent of that window, the page that was used to open the popup from.

Where are you calling this from?

Solution 2

you dont really need to redirect user to same page because after saving data you will be on the same page by default. If you want to update the content then you just need to bind it again. For example if it is gridview then just after saving you need to write

VB

GridView1.Databind()

Hope this will help.

Posted 22-Mar-12 3:42am

hiren soni

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Rachana Patel · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-23T11:24:00

Solution 3

VB

Response.Redirect("Employee.aspx?EmpId=" + empID",false)

Posted 23-Mar-12 11:24am

Rachana Patel