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Monday, October 25, 2004
Server.Transfer Vs. Response.Redirect
I always seem to need a refresher on why I should be using Server.Transfer over Response.Redirect, or vice-versa. I did a quick search on Google and there is an excellent article by Karl Moore at the top of the list, titled Server.Transfer Vs. Response.Redirect.
One thing I have learned while working with Server.Transfer is that it can make debuging the asp.net application much more annoying, especially if you are using a querystring in the Server.Transfer URL parameter. You can't see what values are going in the querystring.
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One thing I have learned while working with Server.Transfer is that it can make debuging the asp.net application much more annoying, especially if you are using a querystring in the Server.Transfer URL parameter. You can't see what values are going in the querystring.