can i prefix something to Response.Redirect

rajesh yadav

6y901.NET

hi,

I have used Response.Redirect("~/abc.aspx");

now i want to add "kkk" like so

Response.Redirect("~/kkk/abc.aspx");

to do this i have to change every where in may applicaiton ( webform with mvc) it has many other pages in redirect .

so is there any way that i do it at one place, be it a handler or module or routing etc etc.

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Salman Beg6y ago
You need to compulsory change your old code otherwise it is not possible. Thanks
Pankajkumar Patel6y ago
Hi Rajesh Yadav,

Yes, you can prefix something to Response.Redirect as following in web.config as you do not want to change the old code:

Web.config => add rewrite rules
  <system.webServer>
    <rewrite>
      <rules>
        <rule name="Rewrite to kkk">
          <match url="abc" />
          <action type="Rewrite" url="kkk/abc" />
        rule>
      rules>
    rewrite>
  system.webServer>
configuration>
Default.aspx.cs => in page load
Response.Redirect("abc.aspx");
kkk/abc.aspx => Now, I have created folder "kkk" and added file "abc.aspx"

Run the application and it will redirect to kkk/abc.aspx instead of root's abc.aspx

For more details:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10399932/setting-up-redirect-in-web-config-file

Hope, this will help you!
rajesh yadav6y ago
I do not want to change the old code,
so if it is possible to do it by adding module or handler then pls let me know.
Salman Beg6y ago
Hi.
Take a string variable globally and in that just store the path.
Use that string variable in all the response.redirect.
So whenever in the future you change the path then you need to change inside string variable only and automatically all the places will effect.
Thanks.