HTTPS to HTTP

[Raymond Tam]

When I am using server-side button to switch from https to
http by using response.redirect "http://a.apsx" in
response to the client event, I am still at the https
environment (ie. the address bar on the IE is
[url]https://a.aspx[/url]). However, when using hyperlink control,
there is no mis-representation.

Can anyone advise how to deal with this? Is it .NET bug?

[Rad]

> Can anyone advise how to deal with this? Is it .NET bug?

I dont' think so.... there may be something else going on...

[Carl Prothman [MVP]]

"Raymond Tam" <rtam@omac.com> wrote

> When I am using server-side button to switch from https to
> http by using response.redirect "http://a.apsx" in
> response to the client event, I am still at the https
> environment (ie. the address bar on the IE is
> [url]https://a.aspx[/url]). However, when using hyperlink control,
> there is no mis-representation.
>

Try including the complete URL (include the server or domain name).

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Thanks,
Carl Prothman
Microsoft ASP.NET MVP
[url]http://www.able-consulting.com[/url]

> Can anyone advise how to deal with this? Is it .NET bug?
>

[Marco Scheel]

hi,

thats by design :-) if you redirect the "script" the client won't update the
adress bar. for that you have to use a javascript or http-meta refresh.

try the following (with or without https)

page1.aspx
-> do a redirect to page2.aspx

in the adress bar you will still see page1.aspx :-)

bye marco




"Raymond Tam" <rtam@omac.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> When I am using server-side button to switch from https to
> http by using response.redirect "http://a.apsx" in
> response to the client event, I am still at the https
> environment (ie. the address bar on the IE is
> [url]https://a.aspx[/url]). However, when using hyperlink control,
> there is no mis-representation.
>
> Can anyone advise how to deal with this? Is it .NET bug?
>