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How can I redirect to a new page that exists in another asp folder using javascript?

Posted 6-Oct-10 23:44pm

deepak thomas

Updated 7-Oct-10 1:11am

Johnny J.

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Ankur^\m/ 7-Oct-10 8:34am

I hope you don't contribute to the down-votes to the answers. If you do, kindly put a comment stating the reason.

Goutam Patra 7-Oct-10 8:46am

Exactly, someone randomly downvoted all the answers. Even when all the answers are correct.

deepak thomas 12-Oct-10 2:34am

sorry,sorry for my mistakes.i started using this site only for a few weeks.what actually happened?Is my vote became downvote?is the Accept Answer gives you vote?.

3 solutions

Solution 1

location.href=url;
location.reload;

Posted 6-Oct-10 23:47pm

Goutam Patra

Updated 7-Oct-10 0:07am

v3

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deepak thomas 7-Oct-10 6:00am

we have done like this

window.location="/foldername1/foldername2/test.aspx";

and now getting the page correctly.

Ankur^\m/ 8-Oct-10 1:31am

Don't worry, I am giving you a 4 to make it up!

Solution 4

Read this article - MSDN - Redirecting Users to Another Page[^]

Posted 7-Oct-10 1:48am

Ankur^\m/

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Goutam Patra 8-Oct-10 1:51am

Thank you Ankur for your comment and vote. I am not at all worried about any point. But a correct answer doesnt deserve a downvote. Its odd. and have a 5 from me.

Ankur^\m/ 8-Oct-10 1:55am

Thanks! :)

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NMehta83 · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-06T23:54:00

Solution 3

Please write this code in your javascript function.

var url = document.URL.toString();
var index = url.indexOf("OldFolder/");
var newUrl = url.substring(0,index);
newUrl = newUrl + "/NewFolder/NewForm.aspx";
location.href = newUrl;

If this helped you then please vote and Marked as answer.

Posted 6-Oct-10 23:54pm

NMehta83

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deepak thomas 7-Oct-10 6:00am

we have done like this

window.location="/foldername1/foldername2/test.aspx";

and now getting the page correctly.

NMehta83 7-Oct-10 6:03am

then please vote. :)

deepak thomas 7-Oct-10 6:04am

thanks got hint from your code "/NewFolder/NewForm.aspx".