Response.Redirect blows out frame

[Taco]

I have a newly integrated site with a third party that frames my site. I have been able to change all of the href target=_top to either target=_self or target=_parent and these pages keep the third parties' frame now. The one page I can not figure out why it blows out their frame just has a simple line of code that says Response.Redirect(templink) And templink= the same page that does not blow out frames when clicking a link with the target=_self attribute.

I guess my question would be is there another command to use with response.redirect to mimic the HREF target=_self or target=_parent attributes?

 

[smbure]

It seems as if the Redirect method is issuing a browser redirect and not just a frame redirect. Try response.writeing the meta refresh tag like this:

Response.Write &quot;<META http-equiv='Refresh' content='1;url=&quot; & strPageUrl & &quot;'>&quot;

The strPageUrl variable is the page target, and the &quot;1&quot; is the time allowed before the refresh/redirect happens in seconds, which can be changed from 0-N. gettin' jiggy wid' it --
smbure

 

[Taco]

Thanks for the reply. I figured out it was actually happening before the redirect page. There was a default value in Microsoft AdServer that was generating the target=_top reference and blowing out the frame. I had to change the GetAd call to include Ad.TargetFrame._self and now it works. Thanks again.