Thread.ThreadAbortException (ASP.NET) VERY URGENT .........................
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That's actually normal behavior as Response.Redirect calls Response.End which prematurely ends the page's running thread thus throwing the exception. You can get around the exception by either wraping the redirect in a Try..Catch block that eats (ignores) the exception or by using the overloaded version of Response.Redirect that takes an additional boolean value which allows the running thread to continue: Method 1: Try Response.Redirect("mypage.aspx") or Server.Transfer("myPage.aspx") Catch ex as System.Threading.ThreadAbortException 'do nothing here End Try Method 2: Response.Redirect("mypage.aspx", False) or Server.Transfer("myPage.aspx") Note that if you are using method 2, any code following the Redirect will continue to execute. Thanx, Smith |
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