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How to Go to another ASP form?

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    1.i am new to ASP.NET,i have created a login form,in that ,if the login correct i want to poen another ASP form,how will i navigate this? 2.If i want to use some scripts ,where will i use? please help me !!!

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      1.i am new to ASP.NET,i have created a login form,in that ,if the login correct i want to poen another ASP form,how will i navigate this? 2.If i want to use some scripts ,where will i use? please help me !!!

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      If the login is correct, you must use Response.Redirect ("NextPage.aspx") :zzz:----------------------------------------------------------------------:(( T Manjaly
      C# Tutorials and samples : http://www.dotnetspider.com

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        If the login is correct, you must use Response.Redirect ("NextPage.aspx") :zzz:----------------------------------------------------------------------:(( T Manjaly
        C# Tutorials and samples : http://www.dotnetspider.com

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        Sarvesvara BVKS Dasa
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        T Manjaly wrote: Response.Redirect Shouldn't that be as Server.Transfer(".... I was born intelligent
        Education ruined me!.

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          T Manjaly wrote: Response.Redirect Shouldn't that be as Server.Transfer(".... I was born intelligent
          Education ruined me!.

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          Server.Transfer also will work. But that has some coplications.... if the part of the page 1 is already processed and then 'transfer' to page 2, after server.transfer, the output will have content of both the processed pages. Otherwise we have to make sure that when we do a server.transfer, there is no output already written from page1 :zzz:----------------------------------------------------------------------:(( T Manjaly
          C# Tutorials and samples : http://www.dotnetspider.com

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            Server.Transfer also will work. But that has some coplications.... if the part of the page 1 is already processed and then 'transfer' to page 2, after server.transfer, the output will have content of both the processed pages. Otherwise we have to make sure that when we do a server.transfer, there is no output already written from page1 :zzz:----------------------------------------------------------------------:(( T Manjaly
            C# Tutorials and samples : http://www.dotnetspider.com

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            T Manjaly wrote: if the part of the page 1 is already processed and then 'transfer' to page 2, after server.transfer, the output will have content of both the processed pages. Otherwise we have to make sure that when we do a server.transfer, there is no output already written from page1 That has some adv too... we dont want to have extra things to re-write anything again, if we want it.. but it has its own disadvantage as u said... I was born intelligent
            Education ruined me!.

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