Whats the Difference between HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect(); and Response.Redirect(); in terms of performance ?Whats the Difference between HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect(); and Response.Redirect(); in terms of performance ?
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Whats the Difference between HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect(); and Response.Redirect(); in terms of performance ?Whats the Difference between HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect(); and Response.Redirect(); in terms of performance ?
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Jaganathan BantheswaranPosted Nov 17, 2013, 6:23 AM
Both the HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect() and Response.Redirect() are same except the place where you are using it.
Response.Redirect() - can be used only on the Page/UserControls code-behind.
HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect() - can be used anywhere.
There is no difference on performance.