How to get into the 3d level of an application

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2/19/2006 11:35:00 AM
Jan Hussaarts
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How to get into the 3d level of an application

Hi all,

Perhaps the title of this posting is a bit cryptic, but let me explain my problem.

I have several objects that have some general characteristics / data but also a list containing other objects. My user-control offers a list of objects a user can select. After selecting i redirect the user to a aspx showing the general data and a list of the other objects. When the user clicks a return button on this page i redirect him to the ascx. When the user selects an object from the list, i redirect to another aspx showing the data of the selected object. When the user clicks a return button on that page i want to redirect him to the aspx he came from.

Up till now i did not had the need to call an aspx from an aspx. So, the redirect using UrlReferrer worked fine. What is the most proper way to implement the functionality i want? Perhaps a modal pop-up screen could do the work, but i do not think that is easy to build.

3/9/2006 11:39:10 AM
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Re: How to get into the 3d level of an application

OK, so there is no standard solution for this in MoJo.

I hacked something that works. In the aspx that is called from the ascx I only change the urlreferrer entry if the url of the previous page doesn't end with .aspx. In the aspx that is called from the aspx I user "Urlreferrer2" as an entry to store the previous page in.

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