Curious link button navigation problem

F

Framework fan

Hello,

Has anyone ever seen this before:

Say if you are on "webform1.aspx", and there is a link button on this
form with the code response.redirect("webform2.aspx")

When you click on the button, you just simply stay where you are (on
webform1.aspx). You just don't move to the next page. The screen
goes white, and you get completely stuck.

Anyone ever seen that?

I have overcome this problem by creating a brand new webform and just
simply replaced the "bad" webform with the new one.

-Frameworker.
 
W

William Main

I've been having the excact same problem on one of my pages. Anyone help?
Any usage of response.redirect results in rmaining on the same page
(accorfing to the address bar in the browser windows and a blank white page
(like about:_blank).

William Main
 
W

William Main

I just figerued it out, the Document object had Smart Navigation set to
true. When I set it to false it all worked fine.

William Main
 
S

Scott Allen

I have seen this happen when Smart Navigation is enabled for the form.
By any chance do you have SmartNav on?
 
F

Framework fan

By any chance do you have SmartNav on?

No, smartnav on the aspx form is set to false.
 
F

Framework fan

Hi,

I've discovered another "bad" webform in my project - that has this
broken navigation issue...

I have my project hosted using a typical shared hosting service on the
internet. Do I need to contact their tech support team to ask them to
delete any temporary folder associated with my project?

I can get my project to run locally without any navigation problems,
but my uploaded project still has the navigation problem. If I set
smartnav from true to false on this webform (the other "bad" webform
had this set to false anyway) and upload the project, there is no
navigation problem. But if I set smartnav back to true, the uploaded
version has this navigation problem, but the local version always
works fine.

This is quite intriguing, yet frustrating.

Thanks for any suggestions.

-Frameworker.
 

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