How to Debug Response.Redirect losing session variable, when upload file
HELP! I have a page where users can enter text and optionally upload an image. To upload the image, the page contains an image file upload usercontrol I created. The control displays the image after loading and stores the image information to the database and creates an image ID. Then the user can submit the entire page which just saves the user's text and the image ID to the database.
In addition, I create a user account for the user and store their new id in a session variable ("LoginID").
When saved, the page does a response.redirect to the next data input page. Excluding the first page, most of my pages inherit from a basepage class that validates if LoginID exists. If not, it redirects the user to a generic welcome page.
If the user doesn't upload an image, the redirect works fine. If the user uploads an image, then the LoginID is nothing when it gets checked in the basepage PageLoad event for the targe page.
Because LoginID disappears between the redirect and the next PageLoad, I haven't been able to step into where the problem is occurring.
Can anyone tell me how to step through this to find the offending line of code or suggest why I'm having this problem?
TIA
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ZLA 
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Hi,
The Response.Redirect function causes a thread abort exception and all the session data is wiped out, it would be better if you store all the user authentication data in either a cookie or the server cache. You can also try setting the optional value of the second param to False, like so:
Response.Redirect("yoururl", False)
Hope this helps.
Osden Pereira
Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi
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Osden Thank you for the information.
However, I don't understand how/why Response.Redirect causes an exception. It doesn't do it if I don't upload a file. It only happens if I upload the file (which causes a postback) and then submit the page.
Some additional information may show why I now think this is a logic error. The page in question can be used to create a new user account or to edit the user's existing account information. As stated above, when creating a new account, uploading the image causes the session to be lost, not uploading the image preserves the session. But if I use the same page to edit existing information, the session is preserved, whether or not I upload an image.
As far as I can tell, I am executing the same code path in all cases: Response.Redirect. I can't see what I'm doing differently that would cause the abort exception.
Please let me know if you can explain further what I should look for. I understand if you can't. If you have a good link for thread abort exceptions, I would be interested in that as well. Thank you again.
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ZLA I found the answer! The initial file upload renames a folder. ASP.NET 2.0's FCN sees this as a change and restarts the application! I found the workaround / infomation in these blogs: http://blogs.vbcity.com/djjeavons/archive/2006/07/13/6095.aspx and http://blogs.msdn.com/toddca/archive/2005/12/01/499144.aspx and http://p2p.wrox.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30995.
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