[thelist] Can I do this in ASP?

aardvark roselli at earthlink.net
Tue Apr 9 12:23:00 CDT 2002


> From: "Means, Eric D" <eric.d.means at boeing.com>
[...]
> You cannot do a Response.Redirect if you've written anything to the
> browser. The reason for this is that the Response.Redirect is managed
> by an HTTP header sent to the browser, and you all of the headers have
> to be sent first, before any actual HTML can be.

it's worth noting that the header is an HTTP 302, Object moved
header... this may not affect you too much, but some versions of
IE3, and even IE4, with HTTP1.0 settings enabled, can choke on
that header and display no page at all...




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