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I suggest you remove the property set for the button and rather set the postbackUrl at runtime<br />
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With other words do your validation and then use a statement like below in your buttons on_click event <br />
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If Validation = true then<br />
button1.postbackurl = &quot;<a href="http://someurl.aspx" rel="ugc">http://someurl.aspx</a>&quot;<br />
else<br />
button1.postbackurl = &quot;<a href="http://someotherurl.aspx" rel="ugc">http://someotherurl.aspx</a>&quot;<br />
end if<br />
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HTH<br />
Joe
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I suggest you remove the property set for the button and rather set the postbackUrl at runtime

With other words do your validation and then use a statement like below in your buttons on_click event

If Validation = true then
button1.postbackurl = "http://someurl.aspx [http://someurl.aspx]"
else
button1.postbackurl = "http://someotherurl.aspx [http://someotherurl.aspx]"
end if


HTH
Joe

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use an input type submit with runat=server, getting post values on the destination page is as easy as :<br />
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Request[&quot;contolClientId&quot;]
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use an input type submit with runat=server, getting post values on the destination page is as easy as :

Request["contolClientId"]

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I do not have control over the destination page, I also tried the dynamic postback but it didn't seem to work
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Hello,

I do not have control over the destination page, I also tried the dynamic postback but it didn't seem to work

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Yes I need to just thought could use response.redirect and querystring params but did not want to do it that way
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Yes I need to just thought could use response.redirect and querystring params but did not want to do it that way

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Hello experts,<br />
I have a hardcoded the value for the PostbackUrl on a asp button and have some validation and sql calls serverside that conditions have to be met in order to proceed. However, if any of the server side validations fail I do not want to navigate using the PostBackurl. How is this possible?<br />
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I want to use Postbackurl as I need to post values to the resulting page.<br />
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Hello experts,
I have a hardcoded the value for the PostbackUrl on a asp button and have some validation and sql calls serverside that conditions have to be met in order to proceed. However, if any of the server side validations fail I do not want to navigate using the PostBackurl. How is this possible?

I want to use Postbackurl as I need to post values to the resulting page.



Stop navigation to PostbackUrl

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