ASP. NET page refreshing and timed jump code sorting

Refresh implementation method:
========================================================== ===. Net
// 1st:
/* -- Built-in jump ----*/
Response. Redirect (request. url. tostring ());
// 2nd:
/* ---- Built-in HTML ----*/
Response. addheader ("refresh", "0 ");
// Add the specified header and value to the HTTP header of the response.
// 3rd:
Response. Write ("
<Script language = JavaScript>
Window. Location. Reload ();
</SCRIPT>"
);
// 4th:
/* -- Output JS Code Jump ----*/
Response. Write ("
<Script language = JavaScript>
Window. Location. href = Document. url;
</SCRIPT>
");
/* 5th: ---- JS ----*/
Window. Location. Reload ();
// 6th:
<Meta http-equiv = "refresh" content = "300; url1_target.html"> Use window. Location. href
// 7
<Script language = ''javascript ''> window. navigate (" this page url "); </SCRIPT>
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Timed Refresh:
1,
<SCRIPT> setTimeout ("location. href = 'url'", 2000) </SCRIPT> Description: The URL is the URL of the page to be refreshed.
2000 is the waiting time = 2 seconds,
2. <meta name = "refresh" content = "N; URL"> description:
N is the number of seconds to wait before loading the specified URL.
URL is an absolute URL to be loaded.
N is the waiting time, in seconds.
URL is the URL of the page to be refreshed
3, <% response. Redirect URL %> Note: Generally, you can use a URL parameter or a form value to determine whether an operation has occurred (this is not clear yet. I have not tried it)
My opinion
1. <script language = JavaScript> in XHTML 1.0 (the standard in vs08), <SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript">
2. There are call methods in vs. You can register scripts on the client.
3. Actually, there are several principles. Not that troublesome.