Post to Another .aspx Page

Post to Another .aspx Page

ASP.NET Web Forms post back to themselves?even if you add an explicit action attribute in the

tag, ASP.NET overrides that action and posts the form to the original filename. You can work around the problem by removing the runat=”server” from the

tag as shown below:

Note: You should be aware that if you do this, you can’t use server controls in your form, only HTML Controls.

Another method is to let the page post back, but then use the Server.Transfer method to transfer control to another page in your application or on your server:

 If IsPostBack   Server.Transfer("someOtherPage.aspx")End If

You can’t use Server.Transfer to transfer control to a page running on a different server, but you can maintain all the form and querystring variables using the overload version Server.Transfer(, True). The True parameter in that call determines whether the server should preserve the posted values.

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