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For this you need to set the href value to the url / page which you need to redirect to<br />
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Try the following code<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;Default2.aspx&quot;&gt;Test&lt;<wbr />/a&gt;<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Chirag Patel
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For this you need to set the href value to the url / page which you need to redirect to

Try the following code

<a href="Default2.aspx">Test</a>

Regards,

Chirag Patel

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if you dont want to cache you can specify <br />
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Response.Cache.SetCacheabi<wbr />lity (HttpCacheability.NoCache)<wbr />;<br />
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Regards<br />
Renju
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if you dont want to cache you can specify

Response.Cache.SetCacheability (HttpCacheability.NoCache);

Regards
Renju

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After adding a record we use &lt;a href=&quot;javascript:history.g<wbr />o(-1)&quot;&gt;Ret<wbr />urn to whatever&lt;/a&gt; to give the user a way to get back to the page they were viewing before adding a record. &nbsp;An example of this would be adding an item to an existing order - they need to get back to the original order they added an item to.<br />
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the problem with history.go is that it doesn't actually set the hyperlink, it simply returns them to a cached page in their browser's history. &nbsp;How can I make this so that it replaces the link with an actual URL? &nbsp;I want the page to actually refresh when they go to it so the new record shows up...I don't want to do any javascript refreshes on the parent page or any sorry fixes like that..<br />
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Thanks alot,<br />
<br />
Stankstank
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After adding a record we use <a href="javascript:history.go(-1)">Return to whatever</a> to give the user a way to get back to the page they were viewing before adding a record.  An example of this would be adding an item to an existing order - they need to get back to the original order they added an item to.

the problem with history.go is that it doesn't actually set the hyperlink, it simply returns them to a cached page in their browser's history.  How can I make this so that it replaces the link with an actual URL?  I want the page to actually refresh when they go to it so the new record shows up...I don't want to do any javascript refreshes on the parent page or any sorry fixes like that..

Thanks alot,

Stankstank

Using javascript:history.go(-1) more effectively

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