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odwrotnie
Hi,
what is the difference between
Response.Redirect("Stop.aspx");
and
Server.Transfer("Stop.aspx");
?
what is the difference between
Response.Redirect("Stop.aspx");
and
Server.Transfer("Stop.aspx");
?
what is the difference between
Response.Redirect("Stop.aspx");
and
Server.Transfer("Stop.aspx");
Peter Bromberg said:Classic.
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Response.Redirect sends to the client with a META redirect and the client
requests the next page. Server. Transfer is solely on the server side.
Benefit of server.Transfer: faster, as there is no trip to the client
odwrotnie said:So how this transfer works? Is it have something in common with AJAX? And
why does the address stays unchanged with transfer?
If there is no trip to the client, how does it works that the page is
displayed?
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