Hi all,
I read a few threads here about web forms loading blank when using Response.Redirect, but my case is very odd.
I have a custom datagrid control that works fine. There is a Template Column with an ImageButton control to redirect to a web form that displays full details of the associated data from the ImageButton's row. When I clicked the ImageButton, it redirected to the page, with the correct page name and querystring in the browser, but the page loaded with barely any code in it. Here is the html source from the browser:
That is definitely not coming from my code!
The Response.Redirect does fire, but the Page_Load on the details page did not. I definitely have the this.Load += new EventHandler( this.Page_Load ); in the InitializeComponent() method, so that isn't the problem.
I read that removing the AutoEventWireup="false" from the Page directive might correct this problem, and it did. I put the AutoEventWireup="false" back in the directive and it still works.
Now here is the strange part:
After a few minor code changes, like changing control width properties, the page with the datagrid that loaded fine now loads with the same blank page code as above! Removing the AutoEventWireup="false" did not fix this page. I tried everything I could to solve this, like clearing IE's cache, restarting IIS, recompiling the project, restarting VS.NET, rebooting the PC, and nothing fixs it. I also checked to make sure SmartNavigation was not enabled, and the command window confirmed it is set to false. I tried browsing to the site from a remote PC, and that PC's browser loads blank too. The details page that this issue first appeared on with still works, though.
I renamed the page, still loads blank. I renamed the page to Trial.aspx and then pointed the browser to the original name, and the browser loaded the same blank page, from a now non-existant file! This has to be an IIS issue. I am running IIS Version 5.0 on a Win2K Advanced Server box.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
-Merk
There will either be World Peace or The World in Pieces. Everything we do plays a part for one of the outcomes.
I read a few threads here about web forms loading blank when using Response.Redirect, but my case is very odd.
I have a custom datagrid control that works fine. There is a Template Column with an ImageButton control to redirect to a web form that displays full details of the associated data from the ImageButton's row. When I clicked the ImageButton, it redirected to the page, with the correct page name and querystring in the browser, but the page loaded with barely any code in it. Here is the html source from the browser:
Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY></HTML>That is definitely not coming from my code!
The Response.Redirect does fire, but the Page_Load on the details page did not. I definitely have the this.Load += new EventHandler( this.Page_Load ); in the InitializeComponent() method, so that isn't the problem.
I read that removing the AutoEventWireup="false" from the Page directive might correct this problem, and it did. I put the AutoEventWireup="false" back in the directive and it still works.
Now here is the strange part:
After a few minor code changes, like changing control width properties, the page with the datagrid that loaded fine now loads with the same blank page code as above! Removing the AutoEventWireup="false" did not fix this page. I tried everything I could to solve this, like clearing IE's cache, restarting IIS, recompiling the project, restarting VS.NET, rebooting the PC, and nothing fixs it. I also checked to make sure SmartNavigation was not enabled, and the command window confirmed it is set to false. I tried browsing to the site from a remote PC, and that PC's browser loads blank too. The details page that this issue first appeared on with still works, though.
I renamed the page, still loads blank. I renamed the page to Trial.aspx and then pointed the browser to the original name, and the browser loaded the same blank page, from a now non-existant file! This has to be an IIS issue. I am running IIS Version 5.0 on a Win2K Advanced Server box.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
-Merk
There will either be World Peace or The World in Pieces. Everything we do plays a part for one of the outcomes.