i was surprised to find out that I got a number of
ThreadAbortException error logs on our application. turns out that everybody using Response.Redirect(string) overload is also experiencing it. Scott Hanselman experienced it
here and there is a kb article about it
here.
So it was thrown by Response.Redirect with a string overload. Someone said that one should have used the (string, bool) overload and pass a false for the endresponse bool parameter but another commented that it's also problematic. ano ba talaga kuya?
Posted
07-26-2006 8:22 PM
by
jokiz