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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / July 2005Finding a found page
Hello all: I have a detail page from which the user clicks a hyperlink to get a list page. On the list page, I have included a hyperlink whose NavigateURL property is set, at run time, to be the URL of the detail page (with the same items in the URL string). However, when I click this hyperlink from the list page, instead of getting the detail page again, I get "The Page Cannot Be Found"...even though I have verified that the NavigateURL is correct. I do NOT want to rely on the browser's Back button for this... Anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks, zdrakec Never mind, fixed it...thanks! > Hello all: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Thanks, > zdrakec What is the real URL that arrives in that hyperlink in the browser? If you use a relative path, ASP.Net read it as "relative to the control or page the hyperlink is defined in" and tries to translate it. Note: you can use a ~ in front of the path, which will be replaced by the root of your application. Then you can use "absolute" paths without knowing where it is installed. Hans Kesting It's a relative path, but the problem was even simpler... I'm embarrassed to admit there was a typographical error, which was very hard to see. Thank you for the information, however. Cheers, zdrakec list page. On the list page, I have included a hyperlink whose NavigateURL property is set, at run time, to be the URL of the detail page (with the same items in the URL string). However, when I click this hyperlink from the list page, instead of getting the detail page again, I get "The Page Cannot Be Found"...even though I have verified that the NavigateURL is correct. I do NOT > Hello all: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Thanks, > zdrakec Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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