move between pages in asp.net

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Hi,
I have two web form in my web application that I create they in asp.net I want to have labels in my forms and when I press a label go to other form and overhand

Posted 10-Aug-11 3:46am

_Starbug_

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If you don't need to do any serverside processing, you can use window.location = 'newurl.aspx' in Javascript (or simply a hyperlink with a href!) on the client side. That will save you a server hit (navigating to a page that then causes a redirect is two hits).

If you need to do some server processing and then go to a new page, then Response.Redirect is probably what you want.

Posted 10-Aug-11 4:35am

BobJanova

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`Thomas W. · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-10T03:48:00

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Hello,

try it with Response.Redirect("Page.aspx") or use a linklabel and set the 'targeturl'.

Posted 10-Aug-11 3:48am

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_Starbug_ 10-Aug-11 9:56am

thank you solved but for your second answer your means is hyperlink?

reid0588 10-Aug-11 10:20am

you can have a linkbutton. It looks like a hyperlink but is actually a button and needs to code behind it e.g the reponse.redirect("...") to work. It does exactly the same job as a button just looks like a hyperlink...purely for asthetics :-)

adnama 10-Aug-11 10:36am

if you solved it mark it as solved pls