Response Redirect not working

[MustTryHarder]

Hi

I'm an experienced developer, but a newbie web developer.

My Default.aspx.cs has a single line of code in it which is:

Response.Redirect( "~/DADSInfo_Introduction.aspx" );

This gives me the following error:

============================================
The resource cannot be found
Server Error in '/' Application
Requested URL: /DADSInfo_Introduction.aspx
============================================

I've tried without the '~/' but the error message is the same.

Anyone have any ideas what I am doing wrong?

BTW - the code works fine on my development machine.

Cheers
Steve

[MustTryHarder]

I thought of one difference between my dev setup and the deployed web site and that is that I was deploying built assemblies to the web site, whereas when I am running on my dev machine the .aspx.cs files are being compiled as and when they are needed.

So, I uploaded the .aspx.cs files to the web site, and..... no difference.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
Steve

[MustTryHarder]

Its sorted.

I changed the Response.Redirect to a Server.Transfer and the default page now correctly transfers to the correct page.

What is strange is that all the other Response.Redirects work fine.

Steve

[jon123]

Glad you sorted it Steve, fraid i know nothin regarding MS asp coding. I guess not many on here do either. I do remember someone else who could fault find asp but can't remember who!

[MustTryHarder]

Originally Posted by jon123

Glad you sorted it Steve, fraid i know nothin regarding MS asp coding. I guess not many on here do either. I do remember someone else who could fault find asp but can't remember who!

I think I can join the category of 'knowing nothing' about MS ASP, but i'll keep
trying

[Dan]

ASP is hard, I have given up on it

[MustTryHarder]

Originally Posted by Dan

ASP is hard, I have given up on it

Shows how much i know. I thought ASP was the only way to go!
What are the popular alternatives for the Windows platform?

Steve

[jon123]

The most common languages are php and perl which also run on windows i believe. nothing wrong with asp though and was written specifically for the windows environment so I guess that would be the way to go imo