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What context are you using this in?
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The complex, complicated line of code below:<br />
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Response.Redirect(&quot;chat.as<wbr />p&quot;)<br />
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Works in IE, Chrome and Safari. &nbsp;Does not work in FireFox.<br />
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Now, I'm only on 23.0.1 of FireFox... will it someday, maybe version 3 or 4 hundred, be able to perform this very complicated bit of code?
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The complex, complicated line of code below:

Response.Redirect("chat.asp")

Works in IE, Chrome and Safari.  Does not work in FireFox.

Now, I'm only on 23.0.1 of FireFox... will it someday, maybe version 3 or 4 hundred, be able to perform this very complicated bit of code?

Response.redirect not working in FireFox

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