Using ASP.NET Redirect without string URL?
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For instance, what I have right now is the following:
Page.Response.Redirect("Default.aspx", false);
Needing to hardcode the string just seems odd to me. The Default.aspx page is already in my project. So is there a way to do the redirect something like the following:
Page.Response.Redirect(Default.aspx, false);
Where Default.aspx is just the web form. I'd think that this way it would be obvious if there was a problem such as you deleted the web form but didn't update the redirects.
Is this possible? Or is there another way entirely I should be looking at this?
I suppose I could do something with a static property on the class, but I am wondering if there is a built in thing for this?
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