ASP # Opens a new page or page jump

1. The most commonly used page jumps (the original window is replaced): Response.Redirect ("xxx.aspx");

2. Open a local webpage or Internet using the URL address: respose.write ("<script language= ' JavaScript ' >window.open ('" + url+ "');</script>") ;

3. The original window is retained to open another page (the browser may block, need to release): Response.Write ("<script>window.open (' xxx.aspx ', ' _blank ') </script>") ;

4. Another way of writing the effect with 1: Response.Write ("<script>window.location= ' xxx.aspx ' </script>");

5. Also the original window is replaced (often used to pass the session variable page jump): Server.Transfer ("xxx.aspx");

6. Keep the original window, open a new window as a dialog box: Response.Write ("<script>window.showmodelessdialog (' xxx.aspx ') </script>");

7. Open a new window in the form of dialog, the original window is replaced by: Response.Write ("<script>window.showmodeldialog (' xxx.aspx ') </script>");

8. Open the Compact window: Respose.write ("<script language= ' JavaScript ' >window.open ('" +url+ "', ' ', ' resizable=1,scrollbars=0, Status=1,menubar=no,toolbar=no,location=no, Menu=no ');</script> ");

9. Using the VS2008 port: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (http://localhost:3210/system administrator. aspx);

ASP # Opens a new page or page jump