. NET MVC uses jquery Ajax after successful page jumps.

$.ajax ({//URL: ' Http://192.168.0.102/webApiDemo/api/WebApiTest/PostStudentInforOnePara ',             //URL: "Http://localhost/webapidemo/api/WebApiTest/PostStudentInforOnePara",URL: "Userlogin/login", type:' GET ', data: {bname:txtbname, PSW:TXTPSW},//a parameter, you must write this, Webapi in the HTTP request body inside to take parameters to fetch. ContentType: "JSON", Async:true,//AsynchronousSuccessfunction(data)//the callback method after success             {                 if(data = "suscess")) window.location.href = "@Url. Action (" Index "," Home ");//Can jump.}, Error:function() {alert (Failed "); //window.location.href = "easyuiloutmain.aspx";//Can jump.}

Window.location.href = "@Url. Action (" Index "," Home ") is interpreted by the browser as Window.location.href ="//";//write directly to the controller you want to jump to.

Controller:

    PublicIactionresult Login (stringBname,stringPSW) {            if(!modelstate.isvalid) {returnView (); }            if(string. IsNullOrEmpty (bname)) {bname= request.query["bname"].             ToString (); }            if(string. IsNullOrEmpty (PSW)) {PSW= request.query["PSW"].            ToString (); }            if(Bname. Equals ("Longdb") && PSW. Equals ("123"))            {                returnJson ("suscess"); }            returnView (); }

. NET MVC uses jquery Ajax after successful page jumps.