hi,
response.redirect to the same page acts as if the client
has generated a fresh request to that page, so any server-
side code that is on the page will run again.
however, if you check the Page.isPostBack() property
after a response.redirect, it will return false because
the page isn't actually posting back to itself.
no - a postback is seen as a post/get submission where a response.redirect
is a new request (even with parameters).
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Regards
John Timney (Microsoft ASP.NET MVP)
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