Does ASP's response. Redirect to the XML file actually look like this?

After one night, we came to the conclusion that:

Create an ASP file, asppage1.asp.
<%
Response. Redirect "http://community.csdn.net/Expert/topic/3237/3237715.xml"
%>

Then, create a virtual directory to browse this asppage1, you can see the page Jump to the http://community.csdn.net/Expert/topic/3237/3237715.xml

The address bar is correct, but right-click it and check whether the Address URL still contains the URL of asppage1?

So there is a problem! (This was the same thing last night)

For example, there is something submitted to an update. ASP, and this page update will have trouble redirect to an XML file after updating the data, and then press F5 on the XML to jump to. I guarantee that the update will be executed again! Of course, this is the submitted empty data! However, if we handle NULL data errors on this page, the user will be given an error message! It's disgusting!

Therefore, to sum up, if you want to jump to an XML file, you must

script language = JavaScript >

window. location = " XXX. XML? Id = " + math. random ();
// -->
script >

In this way, the above problems will not occur!
ID has no practical significance. It is forced to refresh XML. xml files can always be cached well.

Summary of a little experience ........................