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Re: asp question

Hi,

Difference between Response.Redirect and Server.Transfer are

1. Response.Redirect is a client side round trip and page History is maintained in case of it while Server.Transfer is a server side round trip page History is not maintained in this case.

2. Reponse.Redirect can pass querystring alongwih URL while Server.Transfer can't do that.

3. In Reponse.Redirect while Page Life cycle is executed while execution is stopped in Server.Transfer and control moved the target page.


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