aspx page to redirect to a new page

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What is the code required to redirect the browser to a new page with an ASPX page   I have tried this on my page default aspx     lt   Response Redirect  new aspx   true     gt    or   lt    Response Redirect  new aspx   true     gt    And these resulted in a server error that is undetermined  I cannot see the error code  because the server is not in my control and the errors are not public   Please provide all necessary code from line 1 of the page to the end  and I would really appreciate it

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Redirect aspx     lt iframe gt        lt script runat  server  gt      private void Page Load object sender  System EventArgs e            Response Status    301 Moved Permanently       Response AddHeader  Location   http   www avsapansiyonlar com altinkum-tatil-konaklari aspx               lt  script gt    lt  iframe gt

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Or you can use javascript to redirect to another page    lt script type  text javascript  gt      function toRedirect             window location href  new aspx          lt  script gt    Call this toRedirect   function from client  for ex  onload event of body tag  or from server using   ClientScript RegisterStartupScript this gettype    Redirect   toRedirect    true

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You could also do this is plain in html with a meta tag    lt html gt   lt head gt     lt meta http-equiv  refresh  content  0 url new aspx    gt   lt  head gt   lt body gt   lt  body gt   lt  html gt

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In a special case within ASP NET If you want to know if the page is redirected by a specified    aspx page and not another one  just put the information in a session name and take  necessary action in the receiving Page Load Event

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Darin s answer works great  It creates a 302 redirect  Here s the code modified so that it creates a permanent 301 redirect    lt    Page Language  C     gt   lt script runat  server  gt    protected override void OnLoad EventArgs e            Response RedirectPermanent  new aspx          base OnLoad e        lt  script gt

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If you are using VB  you need to drop the semicolon    lt   Response Redirect  new aspx   true    gt

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lt    Page Language  C     gt   lt script runat  server  gt    protected override void OnLoad EventArgs e            Response Redirect  new aspx         lt  script gt

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Even if you don t control the server  you can still see the error messages by adding the following line to the Web config file in your project  bewlow  lt system web gt      lt customErrors mode  off    gt

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