Response.Redirect error

[Adam Beer]

I have a visual basic app that contains a IE browser control and I am
using C#.NET to create dynamic content to be displayed within the IE
control. The app parses the URL for commands, but I've run into a
problem.

In my C# code, I attempt:

Response.Redirect("COMMAND_LOAD");

This should send the command to the VB app, however I am finding that
the actual redirect goes to "http://localhost/path/COMMAND_LOAD"
instead of simply "COMMAND_LOAD".

Is there a way to force the redirect to abstain from prepending the
local path where my code is running?

Thanks,
Adam

 

[IPGrunt]

(e-mail address removed) (Adam Beer) confessed in

I have a visual basic app that contains a IE browser control and I am
using C#.NET to create dynamic content to be displayed within the IE
control. The app parses the URL for commands, but I've run into a
problem.

In my C# code, I attempt:

Response.Redirect("COMMAND_LOAD");

This should send the command to the VB app, however I am finding that
the actual redirect goes to "http://localhost/path/COMMAND_LOAD"
instead of simply "COMMAND_LOAD".

Is there a way to force the redirect to abstain from prepending the
local path where my code is running?

Thanks,
Adam

Have you tried:

Response.Redirect("../COMMAND_LOAD")

(by the way, I believe this has an additional argument.)

-- ipgrunt

 

[bruce barker]

you need it prepend a protocol header, so the browser does not think its a
relative path.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


| I have a visual basic app that contains a IE browser control and I am
| using C#.NET to create dynamic content to be displayed within the IE
| control. The app parses the URL for commands, but I've run into a
| problem.
|
| In my C# code, I attempt:
|
| Response.Redirect("COMMAND_LOAD");
|
| This should send the command to the VB app, however I am finding that
| the actual redirect goes to "http://localhost/path/COMMAND_LOAD"
| instead of simply "COMMAND_LOAD".
|
| Is there a way to force the redirect to abstain from prepending the
| local path where my code is running?
|
| Thanks,
| Adam

 

[Adam Beer]

you need it prepend a protocol header, so the browser does not think its a
relative path.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Perhaps I misunderstand, but when I attempt any combination of the
following statements, I am still being redirected with the relative
path. Am I on the right track?

Page.Response.AddHeader("Location","");
Page.Response.AddHeader("Content-Location","");
Page.Response.AddHeader("Host","");

Page.Response.AddHeader("Refresh", "0;URL="+strRedirect);

Thanks,
Adam

 

[IPGrunt]

Perhaps I misunderstand, but when I attempt any combination of the
following statements, I am still being redirected with the relative
path. Am I on the right track?

Page.Response.AddHeader("Location","");
Page.Response.AddHeader("Content-Location","");
Page.Response.AddHeader("Host","");

Page.Response.AddHeader("Refresh", "0;URL="+strRedirect);

Thanks,
Adam

No, Try :

Response.Write ("http://www.microsoft.com", false);


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