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09.14.2004 at 05:07PM PDT, ID: 21131298
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Server.Transfer and "Error executing child request for..." error.

Asked by rgrimm in .NET

Tags: child, executing, request, error

In my web page I have an HTML anchor tag that acts as a bookmark:

<A name="bookmark"></A>

When a command button on the page is clicked, I do a postback. If certain conditions exist, then I want to jump to the above bookmark. I use a line of code that looks like this:

Server.Transfer("#bookmark")

This generates the following error on the Server.Transfer line:

"Error executing child request for #bookmark."

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Tags: child, executing, request, error
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