Hi. I have a web site to manage that's written in aspx/vb and I want this button to go to a particular page: I took out brackets, of course...

[asp:ButtonID="btnContinue"runat="server"Text="Continue"/]

I know I can add something here to direct this to my secure home page, but is it as simple as adding "URL="blahblahblah.org" ??

Sorry, I am just a beginner, so go ahead and banish me if I'm not smart enough to be here!

Hi. I have a web site to manage that's written in aspx/vb and I want this button to go to a particular page: I took out brackets, of course...

[asp:ButtonID="btnContinue"runat="server"Text="Continue"/]

I know I can add something here to direct this to my secure home page, but is it as simple as adding "URL="blahblahblah.org" ??

Sorry, I am just a beginner, so go ahead and banish me if I'm not smart enough to be here!

You need to make a method ( a VB subroutine aka just a sub ) that sends the user to the page, either with Server.Transfer, Response.Redirect, or some other method if you'd like, and then have the code you just wrote handle the click event.

It would be a tiny little bit faster and easier to make it a regular button and not a server control, and use java to take care of the click and redirect.

Learning Newbie is right on. If you have Visual Studio it's as easy as dragging a button on to the form, double clicking on it, and adding the Response.Redirect("<URL>") in the method. There is alot the Visual Studio does for you when you double click on the button with the development tool. It is possible to do without VS but I wouldn't recommend it. Without Visual Studio I would go the Javascript route.

Im not totally sure I understand... I think you want to redirect someone to another page when they click a button.

If it is then you could just use response.redirect("www.domain.com") in the button click event.

If Ive misunderstood what you want then feel free to post here again

Same person same thread here:
http://www.webmaster-talk.com/net-pr...le-button.html

(duplicate threads merged)