ASP.NET - Response.Redirect() broke the UpdatePanel's add_endRequest()

[fletchsod]

I noticed that when calling ASP.NET's "Response.Redirect()" script effectively prevent the "Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_endRequest()" from firing.

Since Response.Redirect is ASP.NET server-side event while add_endRequest() is ASP.NET Ajax client-send event, so that make sense. So, what is my alternative option (or a workaround to it) to have the add_endRequest() be called before Response.Redirect()?

Thanks...

 

[MarkSweetland]

Have you tried Response.Redirect(<< Your URL >>, False)? The endResponse parameter allows the remaining page code to execute, which should allow the end_request().


Mark

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[fletchsod]

Yes, it's set to false. The webpage get redirected too soon to allow AJAX to finish.

 

[jmeckley]

what do you mean "allow the ajax to finish"? you wouldn't see the ajax finish since you are redirecting. if you want to see the result of the ajax request and then redirect you need to do this on the client, not the server.

Jason Meckley
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